Bentley Mulsanne: Old-world coachwork meets modern tech (pictures)
The Bentley Mulsanne takes advantage of fine English coachwork and German electronics to offer owners a sumptuous driving experience with excellent cabin tech.
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The flying B hood ornament, or "Mascot" in Bentley terminology, is a $3,000 option. Each one is individually crafted, with differing numbers of feathers on the wings to ensure uniqueness.
Bentley's flagship Mulsanne shows a base price of $290,000, but given the craftsmanship you can amortize that price over the rest of your life, because it will probably outlast you.
