2013 Bentley Mulsanne Mulliner Driving Specification Photos and Info

Bentley has usually pitched its flagship Mulsanne as a lot more of a driver’s vehicle than a limousine, and it relatively satisfies at each roles. Bentley hopes to drive that point home—pun intended—with the Mulsanne’s new Mulliner Driving Specification package, which officially debuts at the 2012 Geneva auto show.

That mentioned, the MDS’s dynamics-enhancing upgrades are limited. There are light-weight 21-inch wheels (with optional self-leveling wheel centers) wrapped in Z-rated rubber and a new Sport setting for the Driving Dynamics management technique, which tailors the steering and suspension for much more spirited wafting. Aesthetic touches contain redesigned fender vents depicting Bentley’s renowned “Flying B,” Mulliner doorsill plates, drilled alloy pedals, and diamond-quilted leather upholstery. So the Mulliner Driving Specification will not specifically turn the Mulsanne into an Aventador. For what it’s worth, the Sport mode is stated to enhance steering accuracy and grip without having penalizing ride comfort. Sounds like magic to us.

Pointless as far as the driver goes are new handcrafted lead-crystal champagne flutes intended to evoke the design and style of the new wheels. 3 flutes are integrated with the Mulsanne’s newly enhanced optional rear refrigerator, which boasts space for two total-dimension champagne bottles behind its motorized frosted-glass door. Also newly readily available for the Mulsanne is a low-profile moonroof that impedes much less on headroom and in turn ought to give the Mulsanne newfound appeal within the NBA demographic. The two the fridge and moonroof will be readily available on all Mulsannes, irrespective of who is driving them and how significantly they are enjoying themselves.

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