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Is Bentley Owned by Mercedes-Benz?

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SanLandon
07/29/25 3:13pm
Bentley is not a product under the Mercedes-Benz company. Here is some relevant information about Bentley: 1. Bentley: Founded in 1919 by Mr. W.O. Bentley, Bentley Motors is headquartered in Crewe, England. Bentley cars are among the top British luxury automobiles, handcrafted to create the world's best-performing luxury touring sedans. Bentley was acquired by the Volkswagen Group in 1997. 2. Meaning of the Bentley Logo: The Bentley logo design uses simple and smooth lines, blending and outlining to form a pair of flying wings, resembling an eagle soaring high. The letter 'B' in the middle stands for the first letter of the name Bentley, the founder of Bentley Motors, giving the cars a regal and noble temperament while also commemorating the designer. Additionally, on some high-end Bentley models (such as the Mulsanne, Arnage, Brooklands, etc.), there is a three-dimensional emblem on the front engine hood that resembles the main logo, which is similar in concept to the Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy emblem.
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Which is Faster at Launching: Manual or Automatic Transmission?

Theoretically, under the same objective conditions, a manual transmission car can launch faster than an automatic transmission car. The reasons are as follows: 1. Manual transmission offers more freedom. The connection in a manual gearbox is purely mechanical, without interference from electronic systems, whereas the connection in an automatic transmission car is controlled by electronic devices. Automatic transmissions are limited by the onboard computer and will automatically shift up, typically forcing a shift at 2000~3000 RPM. 2. Manual transmissions are lighter than automatic transmissions. 3. Manual transmissions have higher transmission efficiency, generally reaching over 90%, while automatic transmissions usually only achieve 70%-80% due to power loss from the torque converter.
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What is the Difference Between Crawl Control and Differential Lock?

Crawl control and differential lock have the following specific differences: 1. Crawl control adjusts the braking and driving force of the wheels through a computer system, using minimal effort to help the vehicle escape difficult terrain. 2. A differential lock enhances a vehicle's ability to traverse poor road conditions by quickly locking the differential when one drive axle loses traction, turning the two drive axles into a rigid connection. Below are some related details about differential locks and crawl control: 1. A central differential lock is a locking mechanism installed on the central differential, typically used in four-wheel-drive vehicles. 2. Crawl mode can be understood as the vehicle autonomously controlling engine torque output, the transmission system, and brakes, allowing the car to pass through rough terrain at very slow speeds, effectively functioning as a mechanical rear differential lock.
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Should You Brake First or Depress the Clutch First When Downshifting?

When downshifting, you should brake first, wait for the vehicle speed to decrease, and then depress the clutch to smoothly downshift. The function of the brake is to reduce speed or bring the vehicle to a stop. Its working principle involves converting the kinetic energy of the moving vehicle into heat energy through friction between the brake pads and brake drum, as well as between the tires and the ground, thereby slowing down or stopping the car. The functions of the clutch are as follows: 1. Gradually increase the driving force of the car, allowing for a smooth start. 2. Temporarily separate the engine and transmission for gear shifting. 3. Prevent overload in the transmission system. 4. Reduce torsional vibration impacts from the engine, extending the lifespan of the transmission gears.
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What are the differences between A-segment and B-segment cars?

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