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The Bentley Story
From W.O. Bentley, who founded Bentley Motors in , to the current team of over 4, dedicated employees, the company’s extraordinary cars have always been designed and built by exceptional people using only the finest of materials. They have always been driven by exceptional people, too. From the passionate Bentley Boys and Girls who raced the cars in the s, encouraging W.O. Bentley to achieve ever greater feats of engineering, to the visionary Bentley owners of today, Bentley drivers help to shape the world around them.
As a brand we are also constantly looking forwards, and in this section you will find our technological innovations and future vision for Bentley. And now we are going further, towards a more sustainable future. In Bentley Motors launched the ‘Beyond’ Manifesto, which outlines our intention to become the most sustainable luxury Automotive brand in the world.
The unique relationship between those who create the cars and those who drive them has helped create an enthralling story unlike any other. Explore the stories below to find out more.
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Bentley&#;s History
The Walter Owen (WO) Era () Before the First World War, brothers Walter Owen (WO) and Horace Milner (HM) Bentley had been business parters in a Car Sales operation called Bentley and Bentley Ltd. They sold French cars which WO would race and, being a former locomotive engineer, would try to improve. During the war, his engineering skills were put to good use in the development of aero engines, for which he was awarded an MBE. When the war ended the brothers went into business again, this time building their own cars under the name Bentley Motors Ltd. The company was founded in Cricklewood, England in
WO used his experience at Great North Eastern Railways to over-engineer a robust chassis and a powerful 3-litre engine and, in , the first Bentley car was launched into high demand thanks to the glowing report it had received in “The Autocar” magazine. WO&#;s love of speed and the trend for endurance racing in Europe at the time, led him to enter the car in a number of races, including the LeMans 24 hour race. The team of racing drivers who drove Bentley&#;s were enthusiasts of the brand who didn&#;t need to race for money. They were millionaire playboys who had returned from the horrors of war with a heroic spirit and a thrill for danger. It was onl