The 1929 Bentley Speed Six was a high-performance version of the 6½ Litre model, released in 1928 with an engine modified for more power, which led to significant racing success. Its history is defined by major victories, most notably two wins at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1929 and 1930, solidifying its reputation as a legendary racing car. | Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden era

Classic Car Voyage on Instagram: "🎥 Video by @justinscarblog The 1929 Bentley Speed Six was a powerful evolution of the 6½ Litre model, built to dominate endurance racing with its 6.6-liter straight-six engine producing up to 200 horsepower. Known for its strength and reliability, it achieved consecutive Le Mans victories in 1929 and 1930 under the Bentley Boys, with the famous “Old Number One” leading the charge. Its long, low stance, exposed headlamps, and dark green bodywork made it an endur

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The Trillionaire Life™ on Instagram: "Bentley EXP 15 — a glimpse into the future of luxury mobility. ⚡️ A futuristic, non-production concept designed to define Bentley’s next era — particularly its first fully electric masterpiece. Inspired by the iconic 1930 Bentley Speed Six “Blue Train,” it merges timeless proportions with cutting-edge innovation — from LED grille lighting to rotating passenger seats and picnic-ready tailgate seating. #TheTrillionaireLife"