Luxury car buyers want something no one else has. Bentley knows this, and with its latest update, the brand has made sure that even the pickiest customers can build a Continental GT that’s one of a kind. With a staggering 46 billion possible configurations, customization is practically endless. The Mulliner division now offers gloss and satin accent colors for key exterior parts, including wing mirrors, bumpers, doors, and wheels. Even if two buyers started with the same car, they could tweak the details until they barely looked related. For Bentley owners, a “one-of-one” car is an expectation. And if 46 billion combinations still don’t feel exclusive enough, there’s always a way to take it further. As long as you're willing to spend more, the possibilities don’t just feel endless. They are endless. Read More McLaren Adapts Fighter Jet Technology to Reinvent Carbon Fiber in Supercars Bentley Ups Its Custom Game with New Styling Details The Continental GT and GT Convertible are getting an extra layer of customization, with gloss or satin pinstripe accents highlighting the front spoiler, side sills, and rear diffuser. If that’s not enough, the mirror caps and wheel rims can get the same treatment. The Flying Spur follows suit, offering the same contrast detailing along the lower edge of the body kit. Buyers can also go for a carbon fiber kit, which can either keep its exposed weave or get a custom finish. Then there’s the Continental GT’s Beluga black roof. It’s a nod to Bentley’s record-breaking Pikes Peak edition. The Bentayga now gets contrast pinstripes on the mirror caps and wheel rims, along with painted brake callipers in Klein Blue, Signal Yellow, and Ice Silver. Wheels might be the most underrated part of a car’s look, but Bentley isn’t overlooking them. Buyers can choose from solid, metallic, duotone, satin, or pearlescent finishes. A metallic duotone makes the intricate wheel design stand out, while pinstriping around the rim adds a more refined touch. And for those who want something no one else has? Bentley lets them create a one-off paint finish. One in Four Bentleys Now Carries Mulliner’s Signature Touch Bentayga S is designed with fashion icon Supriya Lele. She worked with Mulliner to develop Nīla Blue, a bespoke colour inspired by her Indian heritage. The deep blue extends to the wheel rims, while Mulliner White accents run across the body kit, echoing the clean lines of the interior’s white piping. Read More This 1978 Rolls-Royce Corniche is Now an All-Electric 500bhp GT for £400k Then there’s the one-off Continental GT Convertible, a collaboration between Bentley Naples and Mulliner. Its Damson paintwork pairs with Moonbeam accents, while the interior features a White main hide, Damson secondary hide, and silver seat piping. The car was auctioned at the Naples Winter Wine Festival, where it raised $1.7 million to support underprivileged children. Mulliner’s bespoke program is gaining momentum. One in four Bentleys now leaves the factory with a Mulliner touch, proving that for many buyers, off-the-shelf luxury isn’t enough. As Mulliner CCO David Parker said, “The only limits are those of the imagination.” Source: Bentley
