The Worlds Most Exclusive Limousine

No matter how many toys the one you love has, you can be sure that Bentleys new Arnage Limousine is one thats not already parked out in the garage. Thats because the revered luxury marque will only build twenty examples, and in so doing create the most exclusive luxury car on the planet. Also, your significant other will need to live in, or at least have a residence or office in Europe to take advantage.

As if the Bentley Arnage wasnt already special enough, the automakers Mulliner custom coach building division has stretched its wheelbase to a total of 140.4 inches, a process that results in much greater rear seat room and the privacy of a deeper D-pillar. Additionally, numerous over-the-top luxury appointments add to the ambiance, creating a car

With only twenty cars being built, Bentleys new Arnage Limousine is the most exclusive luxury car on the planet. (Photo: Bentley Motors)

Of course being driven in a Bentley is the stuff of royalty, truly. The brands other stretched saloon, the State Limousine, was specially built for and then given to Her Majesty the Queen of England on May 29th, 2002, as a gift in recognition of her Golden Jubilee year.

The new Arnage Limousine was first shown at this years Geneva International Salon last March, and due to a great

Bentleys other stretched saloon, the State Limousine, was specially built for and then given to Her Majesty the Queen of England on May 29th, 2002. (Photo: Bentley Motors)

The new limousines will be handbuilt, meeting the individual needs and desires of each customer by offering pretty well any surface finish, feature and convenience

No two hand built Arnage Limousines are to be made alike. (Photo: Bentley Motors)

"The Arnage Limousine is the epitome of Mulliner craftsmanship," commented Ashley Wickham, head of projects, Bentley Mulliner. "Everything you can see - from the beautiful line of the new D-pillar to the stainless steel sills - was shaped by hand. Thats

The stock 400-hp Arnage 6.75-liter V8 engine moves the limousine from 0 to 60 mph in 6.6 seconds. (Photo: Bentley Motors)

Rather than using the already longer wheelbase RL sedan as a donor platform for the new limousine, Bentley starts each of the twenty off from its "entry-level" Arnage R, before reinforcing the subframes and upgrading various suspension components.

Despite the extra weight incurred from making the car larger, the stock Arnage 6.75-liter V8 engine doesnt need modification due to a motivating 400-horsepower that spools up via twin-turbochargers to produce 616 lb-ft of torque

The robust Bentley 4-speed automatic is velvety smooth, and kicks down quickly albeit imperceptibly. (Photo: Bentley Motors)

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