Bentley

The Bentley Boys were a group of British motoring enthusiasts that included Barnato, Sir Henry “Tim” Birkin, steeple chaser George Duller, aviator Glen Kidston, automotive journalist S.C.H. “Sammy” Davis, and Dudley Benjafield. The Bentley Boys favoured Bentley cars. Many were independently wealthy and many had a military background.

A Bentley Continental GT3 entered by the M-Sport factory team won the Silverstone round of the 2014 Blancpain Endurance Series. This was Bentley’s first official entry in a British race since the 1930 RAC Tourist Trophy.

Here’s a quick overview of what you’ll cover in this article:

• What was the slogan of Bentley car?
• Some interesting facts about Bentley
• What does Bentley logo means?
• Most expensive Bentley car?
• Cheapest Bentley car?
• Bentley car models

Bentley created a slogan for American Muscle cars

4.5-litre engine W.O Bentley came up with the slogan “there’s no replacement for displacement.” The engine was more powerful than the 3-litre and it was meant to be a criticism against supercharging. This slogan was adopted by American muscle car enthusiasts for decades.

Some interesting facts about Bentley

Rolls-Royce takeover Bentley :

Another Bentley Boy, Woolf Barnato, was approached to finance the company and he decided against renewing his investment in 1931 because of the European recession, leading to Bentley being purchased by their rivals Rolls-Royce.

Bentley and Rolls-Royces work together :

For sixty years, Bentleys were based on Rolls-Royce models.

• Example: Derby Bentleys were a combination of a Bentley engine and Rolls-Royce chassis.