Grand Tourers
The enduring art of traveling well.
Exceptional motorcars from an era when design, engineering and craftsmanship came together with a singular purpose: to cover great distances with power, comfort and unmistakable presence. From coach-built automobiles to icons like the 1960 Bentley S2, these are vehicles distinguished not simply by age, but by the quality and character of how they were made.
One of just 49 left-hand-drive examples produced, this 1960 Bentley S2 Continental Flying Spur pairs H.J. Mulliner’s elegant aluminum coachwork with Bentley’s refined 6.2-liter V8. Remarkably original and never fully restored, it retains its Medium Grey finish and Blue Grey Connolly leather while carrying a history of careful preservation and concours recognition.
Coachbuilt by Park Ward and finished in its striking Velvet Green, this 1956 Bentley S1 Continental Coupe captures grand touring at its most refined. Elegant in proportion, purposeful in performance and remarkably understated, it represents an era when a Bentley was built not simply to be admired, but to travel great distances beautifully.