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Bentley Brooklands: Bentley Brooklands: A Limited-Edition Grand Coupe
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Bentley Brooklands: A Limited-Edition Grand Coupe

The Brooklands name returned in 2008 as a rare two-door grand coupe, one of the most powerful and exclusive Bentleys of its era.

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.

Frequently asked questions about Bentley Brooklands

How many Bentley Brooklands coupes were built?
Production of the 2008 Brooklands grand coupe was limited to just 550 cars.
What engine does the Brooklands have?
It used an uprated 6.75-liter twin-turbo V8 producing around 530 horsepower and huge torque.
Where does the Brooklands name come from?
It is named after the historic Brooklands racing circuit in England where Bentley built its early reputation.
Is the Brooklands a coupe?
Yes, the celebrated 2008 Brooklands is a large two-door grand coupe based on the Arnage platform.
Is the Brooklands collectible?
Yes, its strict 550-unit limit and traditional craftsmanship make it highly sought after by collectors.

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