Bentley Mulsanne driven to Le Mans - Auto Express
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Date: 2022-04-17
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Londo
Well, there's one review where they compared this to the Continental and the Mulsanne handled like crap by comparison. Now, before you start blabling that -this car is not about handling-, you should know that the very same Continental beat the Rolls Royce Ghost in noise levels, overall comfort and handling again of course. So apparently that old the Phaeton platform is still better. Just get the Continental, I'm done here.
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Well, there's one review where they compared this to the Continental and the Mulsanne handled like crap by comparison. Now, before you start blabling that -this car is not about handling-, you should know that the very same Continental beat the Rolls Royce Ghost in noise levels, overall comfort and handling again of course. So apparently that old the Phaeton platform is still better. Just get the Continental, I'm done here.
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graciousSenor
No, actually. Just as Jaguar is owned by Tata (an Indian company) but manufactured in Great Britain, Bentley is owned by a German company but manufactured and very much designed by Brits. Same with Lamborghini being owned by Audi (VW, but maintaining its Italian heritage. How you got so many up-votes on such misinformation amazes me.
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No, actually. Just as Jaguar is owned by Tata (an Indian company) but manufactured in Great Britain, Bentley is owned by a German company but manufactured and very much designed by Brits. Same with Lamborghini being owned by Audi (VW, but maintaining its Italian heritage. How you got so many up-votes on such misinformation amazes me.
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R1doorbar
I would also add that the engine is also British and is an evolution of the old V8 found in earlier Bentleys and Rolls Royce'. This car has a lot fewer VW components that people think, though without VW Bentley would not be where it is today.
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I would also add that the engine is also British and is an evolution of the old V8 found in earlier Bentleys and Rolls Royce'. This car has a lot fewer VW components that people think, though without VW Bentley would not be where it is today.
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Thomas
yes because Parliament forbade Catholics from inheriting the crown in the Act of Settlement, so it passed on to the closest relative who was Protestant, hence the House of Hanover inheriting the throne.
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yes because Parliament forbade Catholics from inheriting the crown in the Act of Settlement, so it passed on to the closest relative who was Protestant, hence the House of Hanover inheriting the throne.
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Alceu
-rapandrnb Well, not actually. German money doesn't make it German. It was, unlike the Continental GT, totally developed on Britain, and doesn't have the underpinnings of any other VW Group car.
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-rapandrnb Well, not actually. German money doesn't make it German. It was, unlike the Continental GT, totally developed on Britain, and doesn't have the underpinnings of any other VW Group car.
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Joanne
It's weird looking at someone drive on the left side of the road. I've been to the United Kingdom and if you don't look both ways for traffic, you may get hit. Love the car though.
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It's weird looking at someone drive on the left side of the road. I've been to the United Kingdom and if you don't look both ways for traffic, you may get hit. Love the car though.
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Jibril021
-rapandrnb Well the company may be owned by Germans, but this car is quintessentially British. British engine, style and above all badge make it a British product.
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-rapandrnb Well the company may be owned by Germans, but this car is quintessentially British. British engine, style and above all badge make it a British product.
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BF31
Mate, I own a Falcon and I love it. But to get one over a Bentley? No friggin way! The two are just not comparable other than the fact that they both have four wheels.
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Mate, I own a Falcon and I love it. But to get one over a Bentley? No friggin way! The two are just not comparable other than the fact that they both have four wheels.
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oldirty
except for the fact that its hand built in britain and doesnt have anything to do with Germany. except for the money used for its development
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except for the fact that its hand built in britain and doesnt have anything to do with Germany. except for the money used for its development
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Tubleros
-rapandrnb Im not brittish but he said very clearly in the beginning that the Mulsanne was built from the ground up by Bentley.
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-rapandrnb Im not brittish but he said very clearly in the beginning that the Mulsanne was built from the ground up by Bentley.
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