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There is always something to celebrate. And Bentley is currently celebrating "The beauty of the Bavarian region" where the brands BMW and Audi have settled. Reason enough to bring a special model that was designed as a colorful Bentley Continental GT Cabrio Bavaria Edition by the in-house tuner Mulliner. The most striking feature of the Bavaria Edition Convertible is in any case the two-tone white and blue livery of the noble British. The roof shines in the elegant blue and the rest of the body in bright white in reference to the Bavarian national colors. Add chrome-plated Mulliner Driving Specification forged wheels in five-twin-spoke design and sumptuous 22 inches.
Continental GT Convertible Bavaria Edition
These smaller details such as the small flag patterns on the front fenders or the 4 headrests. The interior also features Bentley-Bavaria Edition inserts on the entrances and a blue stitching for the leather seats as a contrast. The vehicle is an absolute unique piece that is unlikely to go into production. Nevertheless, the convertible will probably pass sooner or later in the form of an auction to a well-heeled customer. If we receive timely information, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed if yours is just ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
(Photos: Mulliner)
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Mulliner Bentley Continental GT Convertible Bavaria Edition
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