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Bentley Mulsanne Key Celebrates Its Centenary
Mulliner Bentley's bespoke coachbuilding unit, has created a unique keycase to mark the 100th anniversary of Bentley. Made from Dark Stained Walnut and Piano Black veneer, it includes a fluttering 'B' paperweight, a set keys and a brochure that features never-before-seen 1930 8 Litre imagery.
This is the perfect way to welcome a new car owner.
Aesthetics
As a design-centric company Bentley takes its aesthetics seriously. It's evident in the exact position of its quilting, the choice of leather sourced from by-products of cattle production, the wood from sustainable forests and the innovative patterns on its levers. A car like the Continental GT W12 beckons as you walk up to it with its striking sculptural appeal and power through carefully planned lighting.
The Continental GT is the most sophisticated open-top Bentley ever created. The rear of the tonneau in the Continental GT, for instance included the largest piece ever of dark-stained Burr Walnut veneer that was book-matched. Similarly, the electrically-operated glass sunroof and champagne cooler that incorporated hand-blown and hand-cut lead crystal bottles marked a new benchmark in luxury and innovation.
It is this unique design, attention to detail and craftsmanship to detail that have established Bentley as the most sought-after automotive brand. The company continues to push boundaries by utilizing the most advanced technology and craft, including the introduction of a digital instrument cluster as well as an electric tilt-opening rear glass sunroof, an artisan-made docking station for Apple iPads, and electrochromic "smart" glass that can be switched from opaque to transparent with the push of the button.
A century after its inception, Bentley - now under sole Volkswagen ownership after years of fighting with BMW it celebrated its centenary in the year 2019. The company planned a range of special occasions and launches to mark the milestone event before the planning of a pandemic became a priority.
Design
Bentley is known as a luxury car manufacturer that makes ostentatious and luxurious cars. But even the keys make a statement. The Bentayga Key is made of sterling silver with the large B' logo to show everyone that you're driving a Bentley. It also has the years 1919 and 2019, to commemorate the company's centenary.
Bentley Mulliner redesigned and redesigned the Mulsanne to be the ultimate Grand Touring vehicle. The rear seats are designed to offer passengers unparalleled comfort and privacy. They were inspired by the luxury private aircraft. The custom heating and ventilation as well as air conditioning system was developed to provide each passenger with the ideal climate control settings.
In addition to a suite of elegantly executed styling revisions The Mulsanne is powered by a twin-turbocharged 6.75-litre W12 engine that is capable of producing 560bhp and 479lb-ft of torque. This incredibly powerful power is paired with a new suspension system that gives Bentley's famously smooth ride.
Bentley has introduced a special specification for cars built after 2019 to commemorate its centenary. This is known as the Centenary Specification. The cabin features cross-stitching and contrast stitching in Centenary Gold throughout. The Bentley Wings on the headrests and seats are embroidered with Centenary Gold, adding to the feeling of celebration. The Centenary Specification also includes a custom Bentley keycase, completing the Bentley experience.
Function
The Bentley Mulsanne key comes with buttons that open the trunk and a second button that turns on the car. The key also has a switch for turning on the parking brake. There is a knob that can fold and unfold the mirrors while parking in tight spots. Utilizing this feature will aid you in getting in and out of the car more easily.
Each key takes about two days to create. It is hand cut shape, sewn, sealed and polished to create the highest-quality finish. It is durable small and compact, and it fits the Bentley key perfectly. Its design is similar to the Volkswagen Phaeton's big car key, yet it feels more heavy and premium.
Secure-A-Key is also available to prevent keyless entry theft. This device is inserted inside the remote-control key fob and stops it after a couple of minutes of inactivity, preventing thieves from transmitting the key's frequency to other devices that can unlock and start the vehicle.
Bentley's distinctive style reflects the company's values of exquisite craftsmanship, engineering expertise, and modern technology. Its headquarters in Crewe are home to more than 4000 employees who are responsible for the design, development, and production of Bentley vehicles. They apply their expertise that have been passed through generations to modern automotive technology. This is a hallmark of British manufacturing at its best.
Personalisation
Bentley's Mulliner division allows customers to design their car. The customers sit at a set of pictures referred to as "mood stations" and pick a set of images ranging from scenic landscapes to sporting events that inspire them to design their own. As each selection is made, a pattern appears and reveals the design and color preferences for the custom Bentley.
The resulting configuration is loaded onto individual R.F.I.D.-enabled key cards, which are presented to the guests in a handmade key case. The keys can be equipped with Bentley Muliner Personalised welcome lamps that illuminate the pathway of the door opening with the owner's name or logo as they approach the vehicle.
Bentley estimates that it takes around 500 man-hours to craft and put together the typical Mulsanne. The refusal to embrace modern technology is the key to this time-consuming task. Instead of making use of a machine to space the perfectly matched leather seats workers at the Crewe factory do it by hand. And rather than letting the car's built-in sensors guide it to perpendicular and parallel parking spots the drivers must do it by hand.
The event also saw Bentley presented its Mulliner personalization capabilities with an exclusive example - the Mulsanne W.O. Edition, Bentley Mulsanne key which pays homage to the founder William Osler Bentley. The limited-edition cars come with one key that features an image of the 1930 8 Litre's crankshaft.
Mulliner Bentley's bespoke coachbuilding unit, has created a unique keycase to mark the 100th anniversary of Bentley. Made from Dark Stained Walnut and Piano Black veneer, it includes a fluttering 'B' paperweight, a set keys and a brochure that features never-before-seen 1930 8 Litre imagery.
This is the perfect way to welcome a new car owner.
Aesthetics
As a design-centric company Bentley takes its aesthetics seriously. It's evident in the exact position of its quilting, the choice of leather sourced from by-products of cattle production, the wood from sustainable forests and the innovative patterns on its levers. A car like the Continental GT W12 beckons as you walk up to it with its striking sculptural appeal and power through carefully planned lighting.
The Continental GT is the most sophisticated open-top Bentley ever created. The rear of the tonneau in the Continental GT, for instance included the largest piece ever of dark-stained Burr Walnut veneer that was book-matched. Similarly, the electrically-operated glass sunroof and champagne cooler that incorporated hand-blown and hand-cut lead crystal bottles marked a new benchmark in luxury and innovation.
It is this unique design, attention to detail and craftsmanship to detail that have established Bentley as the most sought-after automotive brand. The company continues to push boundaries by utilizing the most advanced technology and craft, including the introduction of a digital instrument cluster as well as an electric tilt-opening rear glass sunroof, an artisan-made docking station for Apple iPads, and electrochromic "smart" glass that can be switched from opaque to transparent with the push of the button.
A century after its inception, Bentley - now under sole Volkswagen ownership after years of fighting with BMW it celebrated its centenary in the year 2019. The company planned a range of special occasions and launches to mark the milestone event before the planning of a pandemic became a priority.
Design
Bentley is known as a luxury car manufacturer that makes ostentatious and luxurious cars. But even the keys make a statement. The Bentayga Key is made of sterling silver with the large B' logo to show everyone that you're driving a Bentley. It also has the years 1919 and 2019, to commemorate the company's centenary.
Bentley Mulliner redesigned and redesigned the Mulsanne to be the ultimate Grand Touring vehicle. The rear seats are designed to offer passengers unparalleled comfort and privacy. They were inspired by the luxury private aircraft. The custom heating and ventilation as well as air conditioning system was developed to provide each passenger with the ideal climate control settings.
In addition to a suite of elegantly executed styling revisions The Mulsanne is powered by a twin-turbocharged 6.75-litre W12 engine that is capable of producing 560bhp and 479lb-ft of torque. This incredibly powerful power is paired with a new suspension system that gives Bentley's famously smooth ride.
Bentley has introduced a special specification for cars built after 2019 to commemorate its centenary. This is known as the Centenary Specification. The cabin features cross-stitching and contrast stitching in Centenary Gold throughout. The Bentley Wings on the headrests and seats are embroidered with Centenary Gold, adding to the feeling of celebration. The Centenary Specification also includes a custom Bentley keycase, completing the Bentley experience.
Function
The Bentley Mulsanne key comes with buttons that open the trunk and a second button that turns on the car. The key also has a switch for turning on the parking brake. There is a knob that can fold and unfold the mirrors while parking in tight spots. Utilizing this feature will aid you in getting in and out of the car more easily.
Each key takes about two days to create. It is hand cut shape, sewn, sealed and polished to create the highest-quality finish. It is durable small and compact, and it fits the Bentley key perfectly. Its design is similar to the Volkswagen Phaeton's big car key, yet it feels more heavy and premium.
Secure-A-Key is also available to prevent keyless entry theft. This device is inserted inside the remote-control key fob and stops it after a couple of minutes of inactivity, preventing thieves from transmitting the key's frequency to other devices that can unlock and start the vehicle.
Bentley's distinctive style reflects the company's values of exquisite craftsmanship, engineering expertise, and modern technology. Its headquarters in Crewe are home to more than 4000 employees who are responsible for the design, development, and production of Bentley vehicles. They apply their expertise that have been passed through generations to modern automotive technology. This is a hallmark of British manufacturing at its best.
Personalisation
Bentley's Mulliner division allows customers to design their car. The customers sit at a set of pictures referred to as "mood stations" and pick a set of images ranging from scenic landscapes to sporting events that inspire them to design their own. As each selection is made, a pattern appears and reveals the design and color preferences for the custom Bentley.
The resulting configuration is loaded onto individual R.F.I.D.-enabled key cards, which are presented to the guests in a handmade key case. The keys can be equipped with Bentley Muliner Personalised welcome lamps that illuminate the pathway of the door opening with the owner's name or logo as they approach the vehicle.
Bentley estimates that it takes around 500 man-hours to craft and put together the typical Mulsanne. The refusal to embrace modern technology is the key to this time-consuming task. Instead of making use of a machine to space the perfectly matched leather seats workers at the Crewe factory do it by hand. And rather than letting the car's built-in sensors guide it to perpendicular and parallel parking spots the drivers must do it by hand.
The event also saw Bentley presented its Mulliner personalization capabilities with an exclusive example - the Mulsanne W.O. Edition, Bentley Mulsanne key which pays homage to the founder William Osler Bentley. The limited-edition cars come with one key that features an image of the 1930 8 Litre's crankshaft.
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