The Bentley Mulsanne doesn't look like a retro car, but it is. Unlike, say, the New Mini, the New Beetle, or even the New Mustang, the new Mulsanne is not a skin-deep styling homage to an iconic ancestor. Even though it drips with 21st-century technology - composite body parts, an eight-speed automatic transmission, computer-controlled air suspension, a 60-gig hard drive that drives the sat nav, audio/video, data, telephone and Bluetooth connectivity - the new Mulsanne, which replaces the flagship Arnage sedan, is old-school to its very soul.
It is the Bentley that was never meant to be, done the way Bentleys were always meant to be.
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