Here's another off Bentayga extraordinary version that looks similarly as gaudy, essentially called the Bentayga by Mulliner.
Bentley says this Mulliner rendition has been motivated by horse dashing, and it's been made to recognize Bentley's association with course administrator The Jockey Club at the Cheltenham Festival. It must be stated, the Bentayga looks far superior without anyone else than towing a stallion box on the thruway.
The paintwork is a minor departure from British Racing Green, on this event called Spruce, and the lodge has been done with a mix of seat hued calfskin on the seats and unique tweed on the entryways. The facade is burr walnut, treated to take after woodwork at The Jockey Club's private rooms, and marked Mulliner.
And Cheltenham Racecourse, The Jockey Club works 14 other stallion dashing settings in the UK, and it was established the distance in 1750. The 21" wheels on the Bentayga by Mulliner are the same, mostly dark ones that were fitted on the Field Sports.