The 1951 Bentley MKVI Aluminium Sports Saloon by H.J. Mulliner represents an exquisite blend of automotive engineering and bespoke craftsmanship. Known for its sporty design and elegant silhouette, this model exudes exclusivity and post-war style. The use of aluminum for the body was notable for the time, reducing weight and enhancing performance.
The MKVI was powered by a 4.25-litre inline-six engine (later models featured a 4.5-litre version), delivering the signature smooth and powerful performance expected from Bentley. The interior was meticulously crafted with fine wood trims, premium leather upholstery, and handmade details, providing a luxurious and comfortable space for passengers. The unique and flowing lines designed by H.J. Mulliner made this Bentley a highly sought-after collectorβs item among classic car
