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CAR MAGAZINE REVIEW:
Bentley Mulsanne (2016) review
Now that the
Bentayga furore has blown over, helped on its way by a gale of praise for the car’s startling dynamic prowess, the Crewe carmaker has seen fit to turn its attentions to
Mulsanne, the flagship that serves as both the luxury bookend to the range (the race-inspired
GT3-R sits at the other) and the purest expression of Bentley’s DNA. With more power, more refinement and the seventh-generation Rolls Phantom officially retired, is the Mulsanne now the finest exponent of British automotive luxury?
Are you sure this is new?
The engine, transmission, floorpan and much of the body (everything aft of the windscreen) are retained. Under the bonnet engine management software meddling has yielded additional power and torque. The sheet metal up front is fresh, and there’s a new infotainment system lurking within a familiar dash. But the big push has been on refinement, with numerous technologies to further hush and isolate the sanctuary that is the Mulsanne’s hidebound inner sanctum.
FULL REVIEW:
http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-reviews/bentley/bentley-mulsanne-2016-review-/