Arnage Mulliner - What's the difference ?
Discussion
A friend has uncovered a Bentley Arnage and is considering buying it.
He's asked me to find out what I can about the model as the owner lives overseas and the "caretaker" doesn't have all the info at his disposal.
It's a 2003 Arnage Black label Mulliner. That's all I know.
Would I be correct in thinking that the Black label is always a T variant ?
What does the Mulliner spec add/change on the car ?
Anything else I should know ?
The car has low miles and full Main dealer history.
He's asked me to find out what I can about the model as the owner lives overseas and the "caretaker" doesn't have all the info at his disposal.
It's a 2003 Arnage Black label Mulliner. That's all I know.
Would I be correct in thinking that the Black label is always a T variant ?
What does the Mulliner spec add/change on the car ?
Anything else I should know ?
The car has low miles and full Main dealer history.
All the Arnage T cars were "Black label" badged which is Bentley mark for their quickest cars. In 2002 Bentley reworked all the engine management of the Arnage and installed twin turbos making it a more cohesive package than the "Red Label" which had the 6.75 engine fitted when the 4.4 BMW engine was not doing the business.
The Mulliner designation signifies that the car has undergone a degree of personalisation as many of them did. I believe you can get build sheets from the factory showing what was ordered.
There is a specific buyers guide for the model on PH so have a look.
Paul
The Mulliner designation signifies that the car has undergone a degree of personalisation as many of them did. I believe you can get build sheets from the factory showing what was ordered.
There is a specific buyers guide for the model on PH so have a look.
Paul
Gassing Station | Bentley & Rolls Royce | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff