Bentley Exhaust Systems

Synonymous for utmost luxury, class, and elegance, the Bentley Motors Limited was founded by Walter Owen in Cricklewood, North of London, in 1919. Bentley gained soon a strong reputation in the racing world, indissolubly linking the brand to Brooklands and Le Mans where Bentleys proved particularly successful. Due to financial troubles, Bentley was bought by Rolls-Royce in 1931. In the following decades, Bentleys were substantially rebadged Rolls-Royces, maintaining, however, a strong performance attitude which gave the models a unique, indisputably Bentley personality. During the 1980s, some special models such as the Mulsanne Turbo and the Turbo R represented a turning point for the British brand, opening new perspectives which brought other distinctive models in the 1990s. The new millennium saw the separation between Rolls-Royce and Bentley brands, marking a new life for Bentley, whose line up grew stronger: the Continental, the Flying Spur, the Arnage, and the all-new Mulsanne are the new-course models reviving the enthusiasm of the first pioneering years.

The exhaust system plays an important double role in every vehicle, conveying the exhaust and toxic gases away and reducing the engine noise. The main components of the exhaust system are exhaust manifold, catalytic converter, muffler, oxygen sensors, and exhaust pipes, coming in several combinations depending on the system design. Even the smallest component contributes to the perfect functioning of the system: you can find any Bentley exhaust parts at our online shop, all made by reliable aftermarket companies.