Bentley Mulsanne Speed for sale

The 6.75-litre V8 with pushrods was introduced in 1959 and stayed in production for sixty years, the longest run of any V8 in the world. It gives its torque at 1,750 revolutions, which is why a Bentley of this kind never sounds as though it is trying.

Bentley built about 7,900 Mulsanne at Crewe between March 2010 and June 2020, and the car went out of production because emissions rules ended its engine. It was the last Bentley designed as a chauffeur car rather than a driver's one.