Bentley Brooklands

Brooklands is a coupe with two doors and four-seat cabriolet derivative of Azure. Therefore, technically has nothing to do with the models developed since the brand owned by Volkswagen (the Continental GT coupe, the convertible Continental GTC and Continental Flying Spur saloon).

Bentley plans to manufacture only 550 units of Brooklands, deliveries to customers will not begin until the first half of 2008.

Unlike the Continental GT, the Brooklands is a coupe with two doors and silhouette of three volumes.

According to Bentley, the design features are taken from the work they did some bodywork on older Bentley. One of those he cites the lunette is visually far from the trunk (lunette 'floating', call it). Responsible for the design of the Brooklands is Dirk van Braeckel.

As usual in Bentley, and especially in this case due to limited production, the customer can choose from a wide range of colors and materials for the interior. Brooklands is a feature that is traveled along the ceiling by a piece with elements of light that reaches the rear seats. Standard wheels are 20 ", partly due to the diameter of the discs you need.

Technique has the elements of the Bentley engine with eight cylinders and rear, when Rolls-Royce and Bentley were in the same group, the modern Bentley is a twelve-cylinder, traction total.

In the case of Brooklands, the turbocharged V8 engine from 6.7 liters of displacement reaches 530 hp