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How a Century-Old Bentley Redefined Speed With a 100 mph Capability

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A Bentley produced roughly a century ago was capable of exceeding 100 mph at a time when most ordinary cars topped out at around 40 mph. This made the vehicle an extraordinary performer by the standards of its era, effectively placing it in a class of its own. The car represents what could be considered the supercar concept of its time, combining exceptional engineering with remarkable top-end speed. Such performance figures were virtually unheard of for road cars of that period, highlighting how far ahead this Bentley was compared to contemporary vehicles.

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