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Mansory’s Mustard Bentley Continental GT Makes a Bold Statement
Mansory has returned to Bentley, this time unveiling a striking take on the Continental GT finished in an unusual mustard hue. The German tuner — known for high-end, bespoke conversions — has applied its signature mix of carbon-fiber detailing and handcrafted leather to give the grand tourer a much more aggressive and personalized character.
Exterior: aggressive aero and bespoke touches
The Mansory Continental GT shows extensive exterior reworking. Key visual changes include widened front fenders, new door and rear quarter panels, and redesigned side sills and mirror caps that sharpen the car’s profile. Up front, the Continental receives a reworked grille, a vented hood and upgraded bumper components, plus a pronounced lip spoiler.
At the rear Mansory adds multiple aerodynamic elements:
- Twin spoilers above and below the rear glass
- A ducktail-style spoiler on the trunk lid
- A central diffuser with integrated brake light
- Side cutouts to house four exhaust outlets
- New wheel designs and additional trim behind the rear quarter glass
These modifications are complemented by generous carbon-fiber use across the bodywork — a Mansory hallmark that combines lightweight function with dramatic aesthetics.
Interior: mustard leather and carbon accents
Inside, Mansory continues the theme with mustard-colored leather upholstery and carbon trim that visually links cabin and exterior. Small but telling details include Mansory-branded floor mats, the steering wheel, and an emboss on the passenger dashboard panel. The result is a bespoke cabin that emphasizes luxury craftsmanship and personalization.
"It’s not just a paint job — it’s a full statement from Mansory," one spokesperson commented, highlighting the atelier’s focus on handcrafted finishes.
Where this sits in the market
The Bentley Continental GT is already one of the world’s most celebrated luxury grand tourers, known for blending power, speed, and comfort since its introduction in 2003. Mansory’s conversion doesn’t change the Continental’s core: a front-engined layout and Bentley’s drivetrain architecture (AWD on most models, with some RWD variants). Instead, Mansory targets owners who want a rarer, more personalized GT — someone seeking exclusivity, bespoke styling, and artisan interiors.
Highlights:
- Dramatic visual and aerodynamic upgrades
- Extensive carbon-fiber components
- Custom mustard leather interior
- Low-volume, bespoke offering for collectors
Mansory’s Continental GT is a reminder that the luxury GT segment still has room for bold personalization — for buyers who value exclusivity over factory-standard refinement.
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