The mere mention of any Bentley car brings out the thought of sophistication and complex design delivered in an outstanding luxurious car. Even from its very introduction back in 1998, the Bentley Arnage proved itself as a machine that serves exclusive rides with an air of uniqueness.
The Arnage was brought out in three trims. There were the Arnage RL, the Arnage T, and the Arnage Final edition. As expected, it is the Final Edition that cooled ran away with the trophy.
One of its main highlights is the twin-turbocharged 6.75-liter engine that Bentley always wanted referred to as 6¾-liter —V-8. This thirsty engine produced 500 hp and brought could pull no less than 738 lb-ft of torque. It is mated to a smooth smooth six-speed automatic transmission.
From the outside, the most immediate hint that this is the final edition of this imposing car is the “Final Series” badges on the front fenders. The interior is also the custodian of everything luxury, characterized by handmade wood fixtures and hand-stitched leather surfaces.
Once again, the are “Final Series” plates in the door sills, perhaps to emphasize this car is giving the last bow. If you sit at the back seat, you enjoy lots of legroom as well as holders that include a flask and shot glasses stowed in the cocktail cabinet.
Even with the outgoing version, the Bentley Arnage no doubt stands out from lengtht limousines of its type in a bold way that you can’t fail to notice.
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