1930 6.5 Litre Bentley. A True Gangster's Car

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Have you ever imagined cruising through the countryside in a 1930 Bentley 6.5 Litre, with its towering presence and roaring straight-six engine? This masterpiece of British engineering, often referred to as the "Speed Six," was designed to dominate endurance racing and luxury motoring. Producing around 180 horsepower, it could achieve speeds of over 90 mph—a remarkable feat for its time. Its victories at Le Mans in 1929 and 1930 cemented its legendary status. Where would you take this timeless icon on a drive—an elegant European tour or perhaps a countryside estate visit?

The 1930 Bentley 6.5 Litre became synonymous with elegance and performance, attracting the likes of industrialist Woolf Barnato, who famously raced it against the Blue Train and won. Today, these Bentleys are among the most coveted classic cars, with auction prices exceeding $3 million for well-preserved examples. Restorations and recreations of these models are also highly valued, keeping their legacy alive. If you could choose, would you prefer the original British Racing Green or a bespoke custom finish to make it uniquely yours?

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