The Bentley brand represents complexity, extravagance, accuracy, and unmatched craftsmanship.
The name "Bentley" comes from W.O. Bentley, the organizer behind the English extravagance car maker, Bentley Engines Restricted. The famous Bentley logo includes a couple of wings representing pace and opportunity, with a focal "B" representing the organizer's last name. The dark and silver tints in the logo convey style, authority, and elite execution, while the roundabout token highlights immortality and solidarity in the plan.
Founder of Bentley:
W.O. Bentley established Bentley Motors in 1919. His vision was to make "a fast car, a good car, the best in its class." He died on the thirteenth of August 1971 at 82 years old, abandoning a tradition of car greatness.
Owners of Bentley:
Currently, Bentley Motors is owned by the Volkswagen Group, which obtained it in 1998. Some previous owners of the company were:
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W.O. Bentley: The founder of Bentley Motors, who owned the company from 1919–1931.
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Rolls-Royce: Owned the company from 1931–1980.
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Vickers plc: Owned the company from 1980–1998.
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Volkswagen Group: Owned the company from 1998 – Present.
CEO of Bentley:
Adrian Hallmark is the ongoing CEO of Bentley Motors. He expected authority in February 2018, directing the organization toward an eventual fate of development and maintainability while saving Bentley's tradition of customized extravagance.
First model of Bentley:
The Bentley 3 Liter was the company's first model, created from 1921 to 1929. It was an elite exhibition passenger vehicle highlighting a 3.0-liter motor.
Latest model of Bentley:
The latest Bentley model is the Bentley Batur, disclosed in 2023 as a great visiting roadster and a demonstration of Bentley's plan bearing. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds.
