Bentley Mulsanne review

Mulsanne buyers are the sort known to Bentley, the sort who are invited up to the factory for tea and biscuits and a look-see of a priceless Le Mans winner. If you're buying one, it’s likely you’ll have shaken hands with the chaps and ladies who built your engine and lovingly crafted your car’s interior. Maybe even exchanged Christmas cards. As for the rest of it, there’s enormous scope for personalisation, limited only by imagination and wealth. Running costs will be tremendous, but so will the satisfaction of owning and driving it. Residuals will be off set by your investments elsewhere, and you don’t sell old Bentleys anyway – you simply buy another to park alongside it in the garage.