Bentley Brooklands

While the Brooklands name had earlier served on a saloon, the celebrated version is the 2008 to 2011 grand coupe. Built in a strictly limited run of 550 cars, it was a large, elegant two-door based on the Arnage platform and powered by a heavily uprated 6.75-liter twin-turbo V8 producing around 530 horsepower and enormous torque.

Named after the historic British racing circuit where Bentley made its name, the Brooklands coupe combined old-school craftsmanship with genuine performance. Its hand-built body, vast doors, and lavish interior made it a coachbuilt-feeling flagship.

With production capped at 550 units, the Brooklands is highly exclusive and sought after by collectors as one of the last expressions of the traditional Crewe-built Bentley before the brand fully modernized.