The Bentley Mulsanne has been updated for 2013
An array of new features and technologies have been added to the specification of the Bentley Mulsanne for buyers in 2013, the luxury vehicle manufacturer has revealed.
Comfort is a major priority area for buyers of this iconic model, with the latest incarnation of the Mulsanne ensuring only the finest interior materials and systems are being used to deliver a feeling of pure sophistication and relaxation.
Autosport International 2013
Autosport International is the world’s greatest four wheel indoor extravaganza and lucky for you Performance Direct were there to capture the full blast of the event.
From Karting to Formula 1 and the unveiling of a new supercar, it is no surprise that over 80 thousand enthusiasts flocked to witness the attractions of the weekend at the NEC Birmingham.
Bentley GT Speed Convertible revealed
Luxury vehicle manufacturer Bentley has announced it is to unveil its much-awaited new GT Speed Convertible at the upcoming North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
It will offer "shattering" performance and ultimate style and comfort for those who are lucky enough to purchase the model in the coming years.
BMW i8 roadster unveiled in LA
BMW has unveiled its new i8 roadster concept in front of the eager crowds of the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Due for launch in 2013, the new i8 coupe has been highlighted as one of the most hotly anticipated vehicles of the coming months, with the concept roadster version equally stunning and stylish to behold.
Bentley announces new concept racer in LA
Luxury vehicle marque Bentley has announced it is planning to return to the world of motorsport in the coming years and to mark this intent the firm is set to unveil its new Continental GT3 concept at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Opening today (November 30th) and running until December 9th, the event is to be a showcase for some of the biggest names in the automotive sector and Bentley can certainly count itself among them.
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Guy Kendal
Mercedes 300slr has swing axles, just like a lot of other 1950's/1960's car's. Perhaps that what caught out a younger driver who's unaware of the consequences of lifting off the throttle at speed on a corner?
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Adam
'Put it on a pedestal'
Way off the mark there. You were obviously WAY out your depth!! These cars were made to drive and be driven hard, they are still raced today and still take a hammering, all in their stride.
There is no other classic of its age that can take the abuse a 300SL takes, phenominal cars and probably the best of all time.
Jaguar and Ferrari were using race bred technology in their cars, Mercedes took the engine/gearbox and driveline from their saloon car, took on the world and trounced them all!!
Only Mercedes could do that!!
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richard wosiek
If the paint shop knew their stuff then the shade would be blended in to match the shade of the rest of the car.
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richard wosiek
There's always one eh homersimpson.
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Russell
Reference rolling a Gullwing.
It didn't happen to me but I tried driving one over 30 years ago and found it a terrifying experience. The steering, brakes and tyres of the mid-50s could not cope and being cooped up in the cabin with pedals so close together and heaving the massive steering wheel about inches from your face with all the noise and rattles did not thrill me at all.
Still a great looking car; polish it up and put it on a pedestal. Maybe glide it around a smooth track, but stay off public roads.
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