Bentley Mk VIII over Mk VI Sedan
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Specifications Bentley Mk VIII over Mk VI Sedan blueprint
The Bentley Mk VIII over Mk VI is considered the pinnacle of luxury sedan development. Fitted with a unibody aluminum body, the car is light and elegant with a confident presence. This car was first introduced in 1951 and is the largest of the Bentley post-war saloon cars. The Bentley Mk VIII houses a 6.2-litre straight-8 engine boasting a two-barrel carburettor, a power rating of 160 bhp and a top speed of 100 mph as standard. These impressive power figures are aided by an outstanding suspension set up, taking the cars poise, stability and ride comfort to a new level. This, along with the four-speed automatic gearbox, makes driving the Bentley Mk VIII a joy and fits perfectly with its refined styling. The interior of the Bentley Mk VIII is prestigious and built to not only last, but to provide an opulent experience that can be enjoyed for years to come. At its heart, theres sumptuous leather upholstery thats complemented by rooms of wood trim, tilting spring-action seats and a beautiful walnut veneer dashboard. One of the most iconic features of the car is the wraparound windscreen, giving the car an elegant profile and providing excellent all-round visibility. The Bentley Mk VIII is one of the best specimens of that golden era of luxury car manufacturing. With its sophisticated styling, raw power and timeless interior quality, driving a Bentley Mk VIII is an experience that will stay with its owner for a lifetime.
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