THE DEBRIEF
Four limited-edition projects straight out of Blighty.
THE GRANDIOSE ONE
Bentley said 2022’s limited-edition Mulliner-crafted Batur two-door grand tourer was a preview of future design, using the most powerful version of the long-serving W12 engine, and ultra exclusive, with a price approaching £2m. The coupe’s nice, said some wealthy Bentley clients, but wouldn’t it be nicer still with no roof? Bentley has duly obliged, with a run of 16 Batur Convertibles.
What is it? A coachbuilt convertible I Tech specs Design elements of future Bentleys, aerodynamic ‘airbridge’ behind the rear seats, 3D-printed tailpipes I Aimed at? Seeing off an engine in style I When can I get one? Now, but be quick
THE ERA-ENDING ONE
Tightening emissions regulations mean the end is in sight for some versions of Caterham’s evergreen Seven in certain markets. The company is busy with electric projects, but has made time to launch a Final Edition of the high-powered 485, in left-hand drive. This ‘piece of Caterham history’ features black trimmings and a commemorative plaque.
What is it? One of Europe’s last high-end Sevens I Tech specs 225bhp Ford Duratec engine, manual shift, hardcore CSR spec I Aimed at? Making the most of the combustion Seven’s twilight years I When can I get one? Now, from €67,495
THE SVELTE ONE
How do you modernise a Morgan design without losing its classic appeal? Pininfarina’s answer takes the form of the Midsummer – a limited-run barchetta that streamlines t
