Bentley Mulsanne 95 marks 95 years

2019 should see Bentley producing a special model or two to commemorate its centenary. For now though, the marque’s 95th birthday is being celebrated by the launch of the limited edition Mulsanne 95.

Available in a choice of Empire Red, Oxford White or Britannia Blue paintwork, the three unique shades are complemented by a set of 21” five-spoke wheels and a dark tint finish for the ‘Flying B’ bonnet mascot.

Bentley Mulsanne 95 (2014) Front Side 1
Bentley Mulsanne 95 (2014) Front Side 2
Bentley Mulsanne 95 (2014) Front Side 3

On the inside, a ‘95’ motif has been embroidered into the seat backs, while a ‘Ninety Five’ script appears on the doorsill treadplates. Blue and white two-tone leather upholstery, red stitching and plenty of walnut veneer complete the specification.

Just 15 examples of the Mulsanne 95 are going to be built. All have been allocated to the UK and Bentley dealers are already taking orders.

Bentley Mulsanne 95 (2014) DashboardBentley Mulsanne 95 (2014) Interior

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