The 1910s were a formative decade for British motoring, when small workshops and racing ambitions began shaping brands that later became icons. Enthusiasts today still trace design and engineering trends back to that era to understand how those cars evolved.
There are 1 1910s Bentley Car Models, ranging from 3 Litre to 3 Litre. For each model the data are organized as Year introduced (yr),Status,Engine (L) / Power (hp), which you’ll find below.
What is significant about the 3 Litre among early Bentleys?
The 3 Litre is important because it set the tone for Bentley’s focus on sturdy construction and sporting performance; its relatively large-displacement engine and competition presence helped establish the marque’s reputation in the years following its introduction.
How do I interpret the columns Year introduced (yr), Status, and Engine (L) / Power (hp)?
“Year introduced (yr)” shows the model’s debut year, “Status” notes production or surviving/example condition, and “Engine (L) / Power (hp)” lists displacement and rated horsepower where documented, giving a quick technical snapshot for comparison.
1910s Bentley Car Models
| Model | Year introduced (yr) | Status | Engine (L) / Power (hp) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Litre | 1919 | prototype | 3.0 / 70 |
Images and Descriptions
3 Litre
Prototype of W.O. Bentley’s first car, conceived and built in England shortly after Bentley Motors was founded in 1919; 3.0‑litre straight‑four, overhead‑cam design. Established Bentley’s engineering direction; production versions followed from 1921.
