The Bentley Speed Six has returned after 94 years.
Well, 93 years plus one. The Speed Six continuation, an exacting recreation of the car that brought two consecutive victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1929 and 1930, represents Bentley’s second go at reliving a bit of its storied past. The first being thecar of a few years back. The company announced last year that it would build 12 examples of the Speed Six, each of which would cost around $2 million. Now, after a year of testing and development the first example, “Car Zero” is complete.
While Bentley will offer five historically correct paint color options, it’s hard to imagine anyone will choose something other than the Parsons Napier Green paint that bathes Car Zero. Many of the materials used for the Blower continuation series are used again for the Speed Six, including much of the trim.
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