These Bentley Bentaygas Are $268,902 Odes To Art Basel Miami

Additional exterior flash comes courtesy of the crossovers’ 22-inch polished wheels. The Mulliner wheels are a $13,963 option and nicely complement the bright paint schemes of these two Bentaygas.

In case any passersby questions what these Bentaygas celebrate, Bentley’s Mulliner division places a small “Art Basel Miami By Mulliner” badge on the crossovers' D-pillars. It’s a subtle but elegant touch that tacks $4,886 onto the price. Meanwhile, roof rails with inserts that match the color of the lower bodywork add $2,962 to the sticker.

Inside, the Bentaygas boast sumptuous interiors with details color-matched to the exterior (a $4,192 option). Both Bentleys are equipped with the $15,800 Mulliner Driving Specification package, which adds items such as diamond-quilted leather seats and a set of drilled alloy pedals (accelerator, brake, and dead pedal) to the docket. Like all Bentaygas, these Art Basel Miami editions include an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system. However, these two Bentleys take the setup one step further by adding the $4,975 Naim audio system into the mix. With 20 speakers and a 1920-watt 21-channel amplifier, the setup promises sound quality that’s worthy of its price.

Creamy Veneer panels line the insides of both Bentaygas, and the passenger side panel includes a special “Art Basel Miami by Mulliner” overlay. Combined, the features tack $11,589 to the bill.

Further interior distinction comes courtesy of the color-coordinated “Art Basel Miami” embroidery in the backs of the seats. The feature nicely complements the purple and blue stitching that criss-cross along the Bentaygas’ seats and door panels.

Both Bentleys also boast $3,445 in personalized kick plates that denote that each of these special Bentaygas are the only two such models in existence.

Other interior niceties for both Bentaygas include a $485 two-tone three-spoke steering wheel, $11,680 for a four-seat cabin configuration with a rear-mounted center console and Comfort Specification seats that include additional headrest adjustments, and $8,345 for the Touring Specification package, which adds features such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, a head-up display, and a night-vision system.

Add on $2,725 in destination fees, and you’re looking at a pair of Bentleys that sticker for $268,902 apiece. Pricey, but arguably worth it for a wealthy art connoisseur or Miami Vice fan.