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Bentley VIN numbers are broken down to 9 sections:

• 1-3rd character - Manufacturer Identifier
• 4th character - Body Type
• 5th character - Engine Type
• 6th character - Restraint System
• 7-8th character - Make/Vehicle Type
• 9th character - Check Digit
• 10th character - Model Year
• 11th character - Assembly Plant
• 12-17th character - Sequential Production Numbers

Bentley Motors was founded in 1919 by Water Owen Bentley, who was otherwise called "W.O." From then on, the company has made mind-boggling progress, making the absolute finest vehicles the planet has ever seen. Also, while we wait for Bentley to unveil their new S.U.V. formally, now is the good time to get familiar with Bentley as an organization, their history and some of the things that have happened to them, and to find out about what goes into their car designs.

The Bentley Boys were a team of British motoring enthusiasts that incorporated Barnato, Sir Henry "Tim" Birkin, steeple chaser George Duller, pilot Glen Kidston, car writer S.C.H. "Sammy" Davis, and Dudley Benjafield. The Bentley Boys favored Bentley automobiles. Many were autonomously rich, and many had a military background. They kept the marque's notoriety for high performance alive; Bentley was noted for its four consecutive victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, from 1927 to 1930.

The Bentley logo is pretty basic; the logo basically comprises of two wings with letter "B" between them. Bentley's logo has been consistent all through its long history; the classic design has stayed unaltered apart from a couple of minor cosmetic changes. A couple of silver wings around the letter "B" is the symbol of speed. This letter "B" basically represents Bentley. The interior upholstery of the modern Bentley requires precisely 480 leather elements laced with 40 thousand stitches, and many of them are hand-stitched. Since 1970, all engines on Bentley automobiles have had a capacity of 6.75 liters. This custom is maintained right up 'til today.