Bentley Mulsanne 2010–2020 car dimensions: 5575 mm long, 1926 mm wide and 1521 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,685 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 443 litres.
The cabin wraps you in hand-finished leather, book-matched veneers and deep-pile carpets with a continuous ring of wood. Four-zone climate control keeps front and rear occupants comfortable, while 12- or 14-way power front seats and 8-way rear seats offer heating as standard and massage or ventilation on some specs. An 8-inch touchscreen handles navigation, media and phone links, with Apple CarPlay on later cars. Cruise control is standard and adaptive cruise is available. Front and rear parking sensors plus a reversing camera make the large car easier to place, and blind-spot warning plus automatic emergency braking add everyday confidence.
The boot holds 443 litres and is trimmed in leather and carpet to match the cabin, with a powered lid. Rear seats do not fold, so space stays fixed. It suits weekend bags or golf clubs but is not the largest in class.
Gross vehicle weight is 3200 kg and unladen weight around 2685 kg, giving a payload of 515 kg. No towing capacity is listed for this generation.
The cabin is whisper-quiet with acoustic glazing that isolates outside noise. Front seats offer 12- or 14-way power adjustment with lumbar, memory and heating as standard. outer rear seats have 8-way power adjustment, lumbar, memory and heating. Four-zone climate control with rear unit lets every passenger set their own temperature and fan speed. Optional Comfort Specification adds ventilation and massage to all four seats plus comfort headrests with adjustable wings, footrests and loose cushions. A tinted glass sunroof with powered blind is available.
Combined fuel economy stated as 16.8 mpg / 16.9 l/100 km (EU cycle, early figures) or around 19 mpg later.
Service interval every 12 months or 10,000 miles, whichever comes first.
No Euro NCAP crash-test rating published.
Standard safety kit includes ABS, ESC with traction control, hydraulic brake assist, hill-hold, dual-stage front airbags, front and rear head/thorax side airbags, curtain airbags, seat-belt pretensioners and force limiters, ISOFIX with top tethers, and direct tyre-pressure monitoring.
The 6.75-litre twin-turbo V8 returns official combined figures of roughly 16.8–19 mpg on the EU cycle depending on year and variant, with CO2 in the 342–393 g/km range. Cylinder deactivation helps on light throttle, yet real-world use of the torque is thirstier. Premium unleaded is required.
Servicing follows a 12-month or 10,000-mile schedule. Minor and major services alternate. independent specialists can perform the work without voiding remaining warranty cover provided OE-quality parts are used. Original warranty is three years with unlimited mileage.
Safety equipment centres on conventional systems: multi-stage airbags front and rear, ESC Premium (ABS, traction control, brake assist, pre-fill and hill-hold), and tyre-pressure monitoring. Adaptive cruise with forward collision warning is optional or added later. lane-departure and blind-spot systems were not standard for most of the run. No official star rating exists because Euro NCAP does not test this class.
Keeping the car means regular oil, filter and fluid changes plus attention to the air suspension and large brakes. Body and paint repairs need specialist knowledge because of the hand-finished construction. Battery conditioners and seasonal checks are recommended to maintain the complex electrical and hydraulic systems.
Length 5575 mm, Width 1926 mm, Height 1521 mm, Wheelbase 3266 mm (Mulsanne 2010–2020)
Sources: manufacturer data, Bentley Motors press release “Bentley Announces Detailed Specification of New Mulsanne”, Bentley Motors website Detailed Specification for, Bentley Mulsanne sales brochure Dimensions & Capacities.