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Bentley Mulsanne Key Celebrates Its Centenary Bentley's bespoke coachbuilding division, Mulliner, has designed an exclusive key case to commemorate the brand's centennial. Made of Dark Stained Walnut and Piano Black veneer, it includes a flying 'B' paperweight, a set of keys and a brochure featuring never-before-seen 1930 8 Litre imagery. This is the ideal method to welcome a brand new car owner. Aesthetics Bentley is a firm that takes its aesthetics very seriously. It is evident in the precise placement of its quilting, the use of leather made from leftovers from cattle and sustainable managed forests, and the unique patterns of its levers. As you approach a vehicle like the Continental GT W12, its stunning design is accentuated by carefully curated lighting. The Continental GT is the most sophisticated open-top Bentley ever made. The Keylab , for instance, displayed the largest piece of book-matched, dark-stained Burr Walnut veneer ever applied to a production Bentley. Similarly, the electrically-operated glass sunroof and champagne cooler that incorporated hand-blown and hand-cut lead crystal bottles marked a new benchmark in luxury and innovation. It is this bespoke design, quality and attention to detail that have established Bentley as the world's most desirable automotive brand. The company is constantly pushing the boundaries with the latest technology and hand-crafted products. This includes the introduction of an electronic tilt-opening rear window sunroof and a handcrafted Apple iPad docking station. A century after its inception, Bentley – now under sole Volkswagen ownership following years of wrangling with BMW and BMW – celebrated its centennial in 2019. Before the pandemic planning took the spotlight, the marque held a series of special events and launches planned to mark this historic occasion. Design Bentley is a premium car manufacturer that produces lavish and extravagant cars. However, even the keys make a statement. The Bentayga key is made from sterling silver and has an oversized 'B' logo that lets everyone know you're driving a Bentley. The key is also embossed with the dates 1919 and 2019, to mark the company’s centenary. Bentley Mulliner redesigned and redesigned the Mulsanne to be the ultimate Grand Touring vehicle. The rear seats were designed to give passengers unparalleled comfort and privacy. They were inspired by the luxurious private aircraft. A customized heating, ventilation and air conditioning system has been designed to ensure each passenger has the perfect climate control setting. The Mulsanne has a twin turbocharged 6.75 litre W12 engine that produces 560bhp as well as 479lb-ft torque. This amazing power is coupled with a new suspension system that offers Bentley's signature smooth ride. In celebration of its Centenary, Bentley introduced a custom-designed specification called the Centenary Specification for cars built in 2019. The cabin is equipped with cross-stitching and contrast stitching in Centenary Gold throughout. The Bentley Wings on the headrests and seats are embroidered in Centenary Gold, adding to the sense of celebration. A custom Bentley key case is also included in the Centenary Specification, making the Bentley experience all-inclusive. Function The Bentley Mulsanne key has an opening button for the trunk, as well as a button which starts the car. It also has a switch to activate the parking break. There is a knob to fold and unfold the mirrors when parking in tight spaces. This feature can aid you in getting in and out of your car more quickly. Each key takes two days to make. It is cut by hand and shaped, then sewn, sealed, and polished to produce the highest-quality finish. It is compact and strong and fits the Bentley key perfectly. Its style is similar to the Volkswagen Phaeton large car's key however it feels heavier and has a premium feel. It also comes with Secure-A-Key that helps to prevent theft of keys without keypads. This device is inserted inside the remote-control key fob, and disables it after a few minutes of inactivity. This stops thieves from transmitting the frequency of the key to other devices which can unlock and start the vehicle. Bentley's distinctive design reflects the company's values that include fine craftsmanship, engineering expertise and cutting-edge technologies. Over 4,000 employees work at the Crewe headquarters, where they are responsible for the design, development, and production of Bentley automobiles. These workers apply skills that have been passed down through generations to cutting-edge automotive technologies. This is a hallmark of British manufacturing at its best. Personalisation Bentley's bespoke division, Mulliner, allows customers to design their own vehicle. The “mood station” allows guests to select images that inspire them. These can be anything from stunning views to sporting events. Each time a selection is made, a pattern will emerge which shows the model and color preferences for the personalized Bentley. The configuration that is created is loaded onto individual R.F.I.D.-enabled keys that are then presented to guests in a handmade key case. Keys can also be fitted with Bentley Muliner Personalised Welcome Lamps, which illuminate the door-opening pathway with the owner's name and/or emblem when they arrive at the vehicle. Bentley estimates that it takes around 500 man-hours to construct and build the Mulsanne. The main reason for this lengthy effort is a conscious refusal to adopt the latest technology. Instead of employing a machine for spacers to the perfectly matched leather seats workers at the Crewe factory do it by hand. Drivers have to park their cars manually, not using the built-in sensors to guide them into perpendicular and parallel spaces. Bentley displayed its Mulliner personalization capabilities with the release of a special Mulsanne W.O. Edition, which pays tribute to founder William Osler Bentley. Edition, which pays homage to founder William Osler Bentley. The limited edition cars are available in 100. an exclusive key that shows an image of the 1930 8 Litre's crankshaft.