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Sat, 19 Jul 2014It looks like the Bentley Mulsanne Speed is on the way, and maybe a Mulsanne Coupe too? Even the very top end car makers are finding that buyers are willing to pay more for more driver-focused versions of the their cars, with even Rolls Royce churning out the Wraith- a Ghost Coupe – to tempt buyers. And now it looks like Bentley are going to extend their Speed versions from the Continental range to the Mulsanne.
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