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Driven by Heritage: Rare Cars Named After Iconic Racetracks

Bentley Mulsanne

Photo Credit: Bentley

On the legendary Le Mans circuit, the longest and fastest part of the track is the “Mulsanne Straight.” This is where the cars achieve top speed and the place that makes or breaks the winner. Bentley, a company that used to win at Le Mans, named its top model Mulsanne. The Mulsanne features a classic and elegant design with a prominent grille, sleek lines, and a sense of understated luxury. The interior is lavishly appointed with premium materials, including fine leather, wood veneers, and metal accents (via Bentley).

Photo Credit: Bentley

The Mulsanne has a 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine, producing significant horsepower and torque, which allows for a smooth and powerful ride. The Mulsanne represented Bentley’s commitment to traditional craftsmanship and luxury. It was often seen as a prestige symbol and a favorite among celebrities. This is strange since it has a race car name but is actually a luxurious, comfortable model.

Written by
Vukasin Herbez
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