The Pinnacle of British Luxury
1955 - 1959
The Bentley S1 represented the pinnacle of post-war British luxury automotive engineering
Born from Bentley's illustrious racing heritage and refined for the discerning gentleman, the S1 embodied the perfect marriage of performance and luxury that defined the golden age of British motoring.
The S1 featured Bentley's legendary 4.9-liter inline-six engine, delivering approximately 175 horsepower through a sophisticated 4-speed automatic transmission, representing the cutting edge of 1950s automotive technology.
Each S1 was meticulously crafted by renowned coachbuilders including Mulliner, Park Ward, James Young, and Hooper, ensuring that no two vehicles were exactly alike in their exquisite attention to detail.
The Bentley S1 debuts alongside the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, establishing new standards for luxury motoring.
Introduction of the 127-inch wheelbase option, providing enhanced rear passenger comfort and prestige.
Production concludes with 3,538 units, marking the end of an era and the beginning of legend.
Precision engineering meets luxury craftsmanship
Timeless elegance captured in every detail
Exclusive coachwork by the world's finest craftsmen
The quintessential four-door luxury saloon, featuring Bentley's signature blend of performance and refinement. Available with both 123" and 127" wheelbase options.
The exclusive two-door grand tourer with distinctive fastback styling. A rare and highly sought-after variant that epitomized sporting luxury.
The four-door Continental variant, combining the sporting character of the Continental with the practicality of four doors. Truly the best of both worlds.
The ultimate expression of open-air luxury motoring. Hand-built convertible variants offered the pinnacle of bespoke craftsmanship and exclusivity.
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