Only a dozen buyers will get this Mulliner-built Bentley, and is based on the Continental GT convertible.

Meet British luxury automaker Bentley?s newest ultra-exclusive offering, the Mulliner Bacalar. As the name suggests, the limited edition Bentley has been created by the company?s own special division Mulliner. Limited to just 12 examples in total, the Mulliner Bacalar is said to be Bentley?s rarest two-door car in the modern era. It is named after the stunning Laguna Bacalar in Mexico?s Yucatán Peninsula, also known as ?Lagoon of Seven Colors.? Although the Bentley Bacalar largely shares the same underpinnings as the Continental GT convertible, the British automaker?s special arm has completely transformed the aesthetics of the car to come with a truly unique design. The two-seat design is heavily inspired by the EXP 100 GT concept revealed last year as a part of Bentley?s centenary celebrations, the limited edition features an open-top body style with no roof or weather protection beyond glazing. Instead of twin headlight setup generally found on all modern Bentleys, the Bacalar gets a unique design with single headlight units featuring a sleek lighting element that stretches to the wheel arches on both sides. Head of exterior design JP Gregory said: ?This is the first modern coach built Bentley Mulliner. A [coachbuilt] product is something that Bentley is quite famous for. The character of the Bacalar is inspired by the future of luxury mobility. We...