Bentley Mulliner Driving Specification Revealed: Geneva Motor Show Preview
Bentley‘s flagship, the Mulsanne, is getting a new sport focused package known as the Mulliner Driving Specification which will debut on the car at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
The Mulliner Driving Specification package will add some performance features to the Mulsanne that will give the 6.75-litre V8 luxury touring sedan a new sports car tinge. The key feature for performance will be the new ‘sport’ setting available on the cars adjustable airbag suspension setup. The sport setting will provide advanced handling, body control and road grip thanks to the airbags stiffening up a bit.
The Mulliner Driving Specification will receive new 21-inch, light aluminium alloy wheels fitted with titanium fasteners that can come painted or polished and with Bentley’s self-leveling logo in the middle.
Also outfitted with the Mulliner Driving Specification are sweeping wing vents made from cast polished stainless steel. The vents are meant to boost the upscale look of the Bentley as well as differentiate the Mulliner Driving Specification from the stock Mulsanne.
To top it all off the Bentley flagship will recive a large range of beskpoke options so that each customer will get a customized version of the same car. Some of the custom features are color choice on just about everything, gas and brake pedals, over 22 leather choices and bespoke leather perforation.
Watch for more during our coverage live at the Geneva Motor Show.
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