They should call it the Bentley “Bravado” because that’s the hooligan Bentley are aspiring to lure to buy this… thing. What this thing is, is a special edition, limited of course, and based on the Mulsanne Speed. But to appeal to the super rich Oligarchs of Russia Bentley have added the moniker “Beluga Edition”.  The Caspian Sea, the worlds largest salt water lake, is home to the Beluga Sturgeon a fish which is harvested for it’s caviar. Beluga is the world’s most expensive Caviar, 1kg can cost around $7500. Because of demand for this caviar, the Beluga Sturgeon is considered to be a critically endangered species. This doesn’t bother Bentley, a company that ironically trumpets it eco-friendly manufacturing environments to off-sett it’s carbon emissions to build it’s cars in order to stop the ice caps from melting and save the Polar Bears. Aside from the rank stupidity of this Bentley…thing… what you get is a 6.75-litre V8… and we can’t be bothered even to finish this post about this ridiculous product marketing mash-up. You get a few exterior and interior special edition features, whoopy-doo. Seriously Beluga Edition? This is what you get when you start sucking up to the super rich. Well admittedly Bentleys do appeal to no one less than the super rich. This…thing.. isn’t Bentley at all it’s an over reaching marketing exercise dreamed up by an executive looking for a pay rise and career progression. I don’t care how much it costs or when it is going to market, I don’t want to hear about the Beluga Bentley again. Peace.