In the ultra-luxury automotive world, has Bentley finally eclipsed Rolls-Royce? We dive deep into sales and driving ...

Bentley is best known for its slightly imperious but lavishly trimmed luxury cars. Slightly more sporting than Rolls-Royce, ...

Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Lamborghini, car brands that cater to billionaires, had record sales again last year. Despite broad concerns about the economy and fears of an impending recession, ...

Bentley's ambition is to grow sales to 20,000 vehicles a year, while Rolls-Royce aims to stay more exclusive, at fewer than 6,000. By comparison, Maserati sold 46,186 vehicles last year ...

Both Rolls-Royce and Bentley posted record sales in 2021. Americans may be feeling uneasy about the economy, but if sales of ultra-luxury cars are any indication, the super rich are doing just fine.

Rolls-Royce delivered 5,586 vehicles, which was a 49% increase over 2020, and Bentley was up 31% with 14,659 sales in a year when the overall market increased just 5.5%, according to GlobalData ...

Rolls-Royce may well be the world's most prestigious automotive marque, but I've chosen the 2021 Bentley Flying Spur V-8 because I am a staunch Bentley man—not least because Bentley sort ...

Bentley vs. Rolls Royce: Two New Super-Luxury Cars Tempt Hollywood. The $200,500 Flying Spur and $295,000 Wraith battle for the wallets of drivers like David Beckham, Jennifer Lopez and Nicki Minaj.

Bentleyt and Rolls-Royce once shared the same V8 engine before the Spirit of Ecstasy adopted V12 engines. ... but Bentley, for those who don't know, has a long history of making V8 engines.

And if the $750,000 combined price of the Bentley Azure and the Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupé is mind-boggling, so too is the ostentatious visibility of these similar and yet very different ...