The Mulliner-recreated 1939 Mark V Corniche will make its debut at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in 2025, a significant event during Monterey Car Week. Originally revealed in 1939, the Mark V served as a prototype for testing aerodynamics and streamlined body shapes. The original body was lost during World War II, but the chassis was rediscovered 31 years ago. Bentley and Mulliner meticulously reconstructed the original model based on historical designs, unveiling the recreation in 2019. This event allows attendees to engage with a pivotal part of luxury automobile history.
The Mark V Corniche that Bentley built in 1939 was a high-performance version of the car manufacturer's MkV saloon, designed to test new ideas in speed and aerodynamics.
Bentley revealed the Mark V Corniche in 1939 to study streamlined body shapes, initially serving as a prototype before its original body was destroyed during the Second World War.
The recreation project began in 2018, culminating in a 2019 unveiling for Bentley's centenary, reflecting the significance of the model in Bentley's automotive legacy.
The Mulliner-recreated 1939 Mark V Corniche will debut at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in California during Monterey Car Week 2025, showcasing its historical significance.
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