Bentley Reviews

Bentley is one of the few automakers that represents the pinnacle of luxury in automotive. While it has firmly entered the modern era with its vehicles, the British automaker continues to integrate old-world charm and opulent interiors into high-performance vehicles that are beyond reproach. Today Bentley is part of Volkswagen’s large portfolio of automakers. 

In the early parts of the 2000s, Bentley continued to sell older models such as the Azure convertible, Arnage sedan, and Continental coupe. In 2009, Bentley introduced a large coupe called the Brooklands, which was only around for a single model year and was based on the Azure. The Mulsanne then arrived in 2011 as the largest sedan in Bentley’s lineup, while the automaker expanded its line by making the four-door Continental Flying Spur its own model in 2014. The Continental coupe and Flying Spur four-door were Bentley’s most popular models until the release of the Bentayga SUV in 2017. 

Currently, Bentley’s lineup consists of the Continental GT coupe and convertible, Flying Spur sedan, and Bentayga SUV. While the company is a small, high-end brand, it does have electrified powertrains for the Flying Spur and Bentayga. In a move to improve emissions and fuel economy, Bentley has discontinued its W12 engine after nearly two decades in production and aims to become an all-electric brand by 2030.