Bentley Mulliner Bacalar Is A Coachbuilt Roofless Two-Seater With Daring Looks
A new ultra-exclusive coachbuilt Bentley is here, named after the Laguna Bacalar in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. Created by the company’s Mulliner coach-building division, the Bacalar boasts daring looks, inspired by the 2019 EXP 100 GT Concept. The rounded headlights and thin LED DRLs flank the new grille that has become smaller compared to the show car. The overall shape of the bumper carries over, albeit with bigger side creases and more generous lower air intakes, while the hood features a similar design and the front wheel arches are less bulky. It sits on 22-inch wheels and has a 20 mm (0.8 in) wider rear track than the Continental GT. With an Aston Martin vibe, the back end looks more toned down compared to the EXP 100 GT. The bumper is different and incorporates a diffuser that leaves room for the rectangular tailpipes, because unlike the study, which had an electric powertrain with four motors that developed a combined output of 1,340 horsepower and 1,100 lb-ft (1,4...