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Bentley Mulliner Launches Side-to-Side Paint Fade for Continental GT Supersports


The Design Series by Mulliner—a special package available exclusively for the Bentley Continental GT Supersports—will debut at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, where one of its three distinct themes will be showcased to customers.
This ultra-exclusive package introduces Bentley’s first-ever side-to-side exterior paint fade—which runs from one side of the car to the other—paired with an bespoke interior that adopts a two-tone layout.


Three specially curated themes are available, each applied to both the exterior and the driver-focused interior of the Continental GT Supersports. The first is the “Dragon” theme, which features a Dragon Red to Black Crystal exterior fade paired with a Hotspur and Beluga interior.
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Also available is the “Electric” theme with an Electric Blue paint that fades into Dark Sapphire, while the interior offers a vibrant Klein Blue complementing the Imperial Blue cabin. The third is the “Brodgar” theme, featuring a Pale Brodgar paint that fades into Brodgar on the exterior, complemented by Camel and Beluga inside the cabin.


Finishing exterior details on the Continental GT Supersports include a number 8 at the front grille as well as accent pinstripe applied to the carbon diffusers, fender blades and sills.
Strictly limited to 500 individually-numbered examples, the Continental GT Supersports made its debut last November as the most driver-focused Continental GT ever and the fourth model to wear the performance badge, 100 years after the birth of the first Bentley ‘Super Sports’.
The Supersports was launched with five different colour specifications—namely Skies, Meteorite, Daybreak, Snowstorm, and Nightfall—as well as two unique design themes: Level One and Level Two. The latter allowed customers to choose different styling elements, which included a three-tone interior cabin.
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