Special Bentley Mulliner Collections For The U.S. Market 

by AutoExpert   |  25 October, 2021

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Bentley will debut three new Mulliner Collections at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. In response to increasing demands for exclusively designed Bentleys, the lines were created with American tastes in mind.

The Mulliner Nauticis Collection, which was ordered by a Fort Lauderdale dealer and includes four Continental GT V8 Convertibles finished in Aegean Blue and Ghost White, gets things started. They have 22-inch wheels with Aegean Blue highlights, and also a front splitter, side skirts, rear diffuser, and rear spoiler made of body-color carbon fiber.

Bentley Mulliner
Brunel, Linen, and Portland leather are used in the cabin in a unique color scheme. Piano Linen trim, nautical-themed headrests, and an open pore chevron light veneer on the center console are among the other features.

The Mulliner Skyline Collection was created in collaboration with Bentley Manhattan and is inspired by the skyline of New York City. The Bentayga, Continental GT Convertible, and Flying Spur are all part of the collection, and they all have an Onyx body with black highlights and 22-inch two-tone alloy wheels.

Bentley Mulliner

The cabin's dark theme remains, but silvery details on the seats and headrests break it up. Colored veneers and pictures of the Manhattan skyline on the seats and dash are further attractions.

Finally, the Mulliner Miami Collection was "inspired by Miami's vibrant art scene, bright lifeguard stations, and Art Deco," according to the company. Six vehicles are included in the collection, including a Bentayga, Continental GT, and Flying Spur. The exteriors are orange, blue, or lime green, with Arctica pinstripes and a carbon fiber kit.

Bentley Mulliner
The Flying Spur Miami Edition has exquisite leather seats with contrasting sewing and unique quilting. The steering wheel, shifter, and door panels all have two-tone paint-matched veneers with Klein Blue highlights. The model additionally has "One of Six" treadplates to emphasize its rarity.

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