Bentley S2

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The Bentley S2 is a luxury British saloon car produced from 1959 to 1962, notable for introducing a V8 engine to Bentley’s postwar S-series lineup.

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Surface form Occurrences
post-war Bentley 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bentley motor car
luxury car
saloon car
assemblyLocation Crewe, England NERFINISHED
bodyStyle 2-door convertible (coachbuilt)
2-door coupé (coachbuilt)
4-door saloon
brakeType servo-assisted drum brakes
chassisType separate chassis
class full-size luxury car
coachbuiltVariantsBy H. J. Mulliner NERFINISHED
James Young NERFINISHED
Park Ward NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
doorCount 4
drivetrain RWD
engineConfiguration V8 engine
engineDisplacement 6.2 L
enginePosition front
engineType all-aluminium V8
fuel petrol
fuelSystem twin SU carburettors
fuelType gasoline
generation second generation of Bentley S-series
height 64.0 in
introducedAt 1959 London Motor Show NERFINISHED
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
length 211.8 in
manufacturer Bentley Motors Limited NERFINISHED
marketedAs Bentley S2 Standard Steel Saloon NERFINISHED
marketSegment luxury segment
notableFeature first Bentley S-series model with V8 engine
improved braking system over S1
power-assisted steering as standard on most cars
platformSharedWith Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II NERFINISHED
predecessor Bentley S1 NERFINISHED
productionEnd 1962
productionStart 1959
relatedModel Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II long-wheelbase NERFINISHED
series Bentley S-series NERFINISHED
successor Bentley S3 NERFINISHED
successorEngineFamily Bentley–Rolls-Royce L-series V8 NERFINISHED
suspension independent front suspension
live rear axle with semi-elliptic leaf springs
transmission 4-speed automatic
wheelbase 123.0 in
width 74.0 in

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Bentley R Type category Bentley S2
this entity surface form: post-war Bentley
Bentley S1 successor Bentley S2