Bentley Mulliner and Bentley Sydney have created a pair of special Bentleys, both inspired by the Bathurst 12 Hour endurance race, where the firm was victorious in 2020 with its Continental GT3 racer.
The two bespoke cars made their debut alongside the launch of the Continental GT S in Australia, the car from which they are based off.
Both cars sport the number seven, painted on their grilles, as per the Continental GT3 racer The first of the bespoke cars takes its inspiration from the livery of the winning race car. It thus sports a bright Apple Green exterior, which is contrasted by a Beluga black roof, wing mirrors, lower bumper and rear boot silhouette. This car also sports the number seven painted on the grille matrix, as per the racer.
The car is also finished in the Blackline Specification, which replaces all exterior bright chromework with polished black versions, alongside the Styling Specification, which finishes select exterior parts inn carbon fibre, for an aggressive look.
On the inside, the first car comes with a mixture of Leather and Dinamica in Beluga, complete with Apple Green micro-piping and contrast stitching.
The interior of the first car gets a Beluga interior, with Apple Green micro-piping and contrast stitching The seats feature the 'Bathurst' text, stitched into the headrests, while a 'One of Two' text features on the thread plates. A metal overlay of the track also features on the fascias on the passenger side, while the names of the victorious drivers together with the winning number seven can be found on the centre console.
The second car, meanwhile, is painted in Silver Tempest to reflect the introduction of the second-generation Continental GT3 that was launched in late 2017 and started competing in 2018.
This car also comes complete with the Car number two mirrors the first, with the Blackline Specification and Styling Specification as well as a bespoke cabin.
The two bespoke cars made their debut alongside the launch of the Continental GT S in Australia, the car from which they are based off.
The car is also finished in the Blackline Specification, which replaces all exterior bright chromework with polished black versions, alongside the Styling Specification, which finishes select exterior parts inn carbon fibre, for an aggressive look.
On the inside, the first car comes with a mixture of Leather and Dinamica in Beluga, complete with Apple Green micro-piping and contrast stitching.
The second car, meanwhile, is painted in Silver Tempest to reflect the introduction of the second-generation Continental GT3 that was launched in late 2017 and started competing in 2018.
This car also comes complete with the Car number two mirrors the first, with the Blackline Specification and Styling Specification as well as a bespoke cabin.
