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It borrowed many mechanical parts from the Lamborghini Diablo, while its interior featured a leather upholstery and aluminum decorations. It didn’t have mirrors, but instead it had cameras that projected the image on 2 screens on both sides of the dashboard.
Its name was inspired from the legendary Circuit de la Sarthe, known best as Le Mans, which has a huge straight line of 6 kilometers, called Ligne Droite des Hunaudières. There in the late 1920s, in the most famous endurance race, Sir Tim Birkin that drove a Bentely, overtook Rudolf Caracciola, who drove a Mercedes-Benz SSK.
The car was supposed to be released in a limited production of 300 units, each costing around £250,000. Finally Volkswagen that owns Bentley decided to use the Hunaudieres Concept and other concepts, such as the Audi Rosemeyer and the VW Nardo a base to develop the Bugatti Veyron.
