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“Huge, hugely comfortable, hugely luxurious and hugely expensive”
Good stuff
About a car as luxurious as money can buy
Bad stuff
That luxury doesn't come cheap and, let's be honest, it's no looker
Overview
What is it?
Bentley’s flagship is not a huge seller, so this is a rare beast. That’s relatively speaking – a £230,000 saloon is never going to sell in numbers as great as the VW Golf. Except, perhaps in China, where Bentley can’t feed its growing dealership network quickly enough. The Mulsanne’s new, too, introduced in 2010, which in Bentley timescales is extremely young. It’s imposing as a Bentley saloon should be, but it’s not conventionally pretty.
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Our choice from the range
Bentley
6.8 V8 4dr Auto
£229,360
What's the verdict?
“More fun to drive than the Rolls Phantom, the Mulsanne is brilliant, so long as you’re on the inside.”
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