Automotive suppliers were a particular target, given the regions transport links and proximity to the likes of JCB, Bentley, MG, General Motors and Toyota. "Locally, JCB is Staffordshire born and bred, and set for a major expansion while work continues …

Bentley Motors today released the first picture of the Bentley SUV, due to hit roads in 2016. Perhaps fittingly, in the teaser photo, the SUV is obscured by sand thrown up in what is likely a Middle Eastern desert, a key market for the brand. Bentley …

Crewe, Inggris -Produsen mobil mewah, Bentley Motors mengumumkan akan memindahkan produksi mesin 12 silinder dari Jerman ke Inggris. Dengan keputusan ini, Bentley akan mengeksport mesin untuk pertama kalinya dalam sejarah dari pabrik Crewe, …

Bentley Motors показала первое фотоизображение будущего внедорожника. Поставки автомобилей начнутся в 2016 г., подтвердила компания. Кроссовер станет четвертой моделью британской марки вдобавок к седанами и купе Mulsanne, Flying …

The Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation is hosting the International Ski Federation (FIS) Western Region Spring Series of alpine racing on Baldy Wednesday through Monday, March 26-31. Race sponsor is Bentley Motors. SVSEF's Alpine Director and Chief …

Wolfgang Schreiber, chairman and chief executive of Bentley Motors, said: “This is an important step, not just for Bentley but also for the UK manufacturing sector. This W12 centre of excellence is recognition of the long standing engine manufacturing …

Bentley Motors has unveiled pictures of a new SUV it expects to have on sale by 2016 to compete with top-spec Range Rovers. The British company says it will create 1000 new jobs as part of an £800 million ($1.5 billion) investment over the next few years.

Wednesday, British luxury car maker Bentley released the 1st picture of its new designed SUV, saying the vehicle will come to market in Y 2016. At a press conference held in London Wednesday, Wolfgang Schreiber, Chairman/CEO of Bentley Motors, said …

But with even the historic British marques of Jaguar, Land Rover, Mini, Rolls Royce Motors, Lotus and Bentley now under non-British control, some people still consider the industry to be in decline (The Engineer is firmly not among these people). Even …