Bentley - Mulsanne (2016)

Picture stepping into a 2016 Bentley Mulsanne, the sleek silhouette gleaming in the sun as it glides past a scenic coastline. The Stick to a high‑end segment, it combines iconic British craftsmanship with cutting‑edge performance, making every drive an experience rather than a commute. For those intrigued by what makes this luxury sedan stand out, this overview covers everything you need— from a clear breakdown of specifications to practical insight on depreciation, comparisons with similarly positioned models, and a look at where the Mulsanne thrives in today’s market.

• Model Year: 2016
• Engine: 6.75 L Twin‑Turbo V12
• Power Output: 317 hp @ 3,200 rpm / 350 lb‑ft torque @ 1,750 rpm
• Transmission: 8‑Speed Automatic
• Fuel Type: Premium Diesel (with optional petrol variant in some markets)
• Drivetrain: Rear‑Wheel Drive
• Dimensions:
  • Wheelbase: 2952 mm
  • Length: 5430 mm
  • Width: 2078 mm
  • Height: 1605 mm
• Semi‑Premium Features:
  • Hidden Ambient Lighting System (customisable color)
  • Half‑Leather Premium Pyramidal Seat Upholstery
  • Advanced Stability and Adaptive Anti‑Slip Braking System
  • Seven‑Seat Option for Chauffeur‑style arrangements
  • Integrated Navigation, Wireless Connectivity, and Advanced Safety Systems
• Passenger Capacity: 4 (or 7 with optional seating module)
• Weight: Approximately 2258 kg

Depreciation Insight

When purchasing or selling a luxury vehicle, understanding how the value will shift over time is key. The typical pattern for entry‑level Mulsanne units is relatively gentle compared to high‑performance sports cars. On average, a new Bentley Mulsanne price table shows the model usually loses about 15-20 % of its value in the first year— then around 10 % in year two, and roughly 6 % each subsequent year under normal usage conditions. These figures fluctuate based on factors such as mileage, condition, geographic demand, and the specific configuration (e.g., 5‑seat vs. chauffeur‑style 7‑seat version). For buyers looking at the used Bentley