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5 amazing features of new Extended Wheelbase model [PHOTO]

Check out the cool features of the 2017 Bentley Mulsanne Extended Wheelbase model.

2017 Bentley Mulsanne

Bentley is known for it's elegance and comfort.

Features include:

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1. Incredible stitching: This stunning stitching is reportedly done with hands, not machines, as expected.

2. Removable backseat tablets.

3. Airline-style seats: These come with massage, comfortable headrests with alcantara headrest pads, and foldout tables.

4. Refrigerated bottle cooler: This has a frosted glass door and  holds a champagne bottle and three crystal champagne flutes.

5. Finest, softest leather fromthe hides of 18 or 19 cows.

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