Mulliner-Bentley's famous home-building coachbuilding-has released an original image of the Continental GT convertible. In typical fashion, the company has gone to extreme lengths to make Grand Tourer as the first level possible, offering customers various improvements to arrange their vehicles apart from standard cars. The exclusive exterior features include a 10-spoke alloy design that adorns 22-inch wheels, which are each floating house, levelling badges themselves. Meanwhile, the unique ' Double Diamond ' design fills the front grille.The patterns back to the entire car, especially on the roof of Tonneau include, casing doors and on each of the four seats. Mulliner claims each diamond in the pattern includes 712 individual stitches, which totalled nearly 400,000 Total stitches.
Embroidery techniques are so sophisticated that it takes 18 months to develop. The diamond theme continues in the centre console, with the crazy finishes adorned by the brushed, silver Breitling clock. Even digital displays do not pass the maintenance, with the ' Precision-rendering gauge ' using the same brand and the same Mulliner.
Mood lighting is used to describe seven different themes, while Bentley's wings are projected onto the ground using LED lights in the door mirrors.
The ' Naim to Bentley ' audio system features 18 speakers and two active bass transducers powered by a 2,200-watt amplifier.
After receiving the shipment, the customer will be presented with a handmade presentation box containing a leather-wrapped lock car, both of which will match the configuration of the three colours specified by the buyer.
The Convertible Continental GT Mulliner will be available for the last book this year, with a selection of W12 and V8 engines. The first is a 6.0-litre Twin-Turbo petrol that generates 626bhp, with 0-62mph finishing in 3.8 seconds on its way to the top speed of 207mph.
Meanwhile, the latter is a 4.0 litre unit with 542bhp at disposal: 0-62mph takes 4.1 seconds, with the highest speed given as 198mph.
Related Posts