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Walter Owen Bentley founded the prestige and luxury car makers in 1919. He was adamant they would build "a fast car, a good car, and the best in its class".
This section contains information about Bentley's unique range of luxurious handcrafted and powerful motor cars with unmistakable performance.
The first Bentley rolled out of production in London (called the EXP 1) at Cricklewood. It became the inaugural home of Bentley's car production until 1931.
That's when the company was sold for £125,275 to Rolls-Royce. Even so, Bentley Motors is now based in Crewe, Cheshire.
Still, they have been producing "mostly" hand-built luxury cars at that factory since 1946. All the latest Bentley models followed the very first Mark V1.
However, the German based Volkswagen Group acquired Bentley in 1998. It has been one of the top employers for the British workforce ever since. Yet, the company operates in more than fifty (50) countries worldwide.
It is a worthy contender for the world's most opulent SUV. It also matches an Aston Martin for speed and a Range Rover for off road driving capabilities.
Bentayga was created to transport their owners to the most extraordinary places on earth. Bentley's SUV has undeniably taken off roaders to a new level.
Read the full report on the ground-breaking Bentley Bentayga SUV with extra details about the technical specifications and interior features.
Few automobiles can match the unique combination of breathtaking craftsmanship, power, and unrivalled comfort of Bentleys.
This guide highlights the all-important technical specifications and interior trim of the 2025 Bentley Flying Spur range with the list price in the United Kingdom.
The flagship saloon combines opulent luxury along with scintillating performance. But, it has a very high buying price.
You have to agree that Bentley Motors is not your average car maker. Few automobiles ever get built this well. Get all the saloon 2016 model details in our Bentley Mulsanne review for the United Kingdom.