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Bentley is reaffirming one thing for parents and kids—that it helps to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth. But for the majority of the population, the automaker has another option to grant your child the sweet, suite life: a US$649 Bentley.
Specifically, it’s the Bentley Mulliner Inspired 6-in-1 Trike, which draws faithful inspiration from the brand’s posh Mulliner cars. For one, baby’s first set of wheels is designed with the signature cross-stitched diamond quilting.

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The rubber wheels themselves are also straight out of Bentley’s playbook, and come complete with the iconic ‘B’ monogram at the center. The anti-slide metal pedals are an identical copy of the Mulliner’s gas pedal, too.

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The trike sports leather-wrapped accents, with Bentley’s emblem making an appearance below the handlebars and its name painted across the frame. An extended paint job in the company’s White Sand finish drives up the classy vibe.
For the little one’s safety, the Mulliner Trike is built in with a trusty five-point harness to keep them anchored to their quilted faux car seat. Meanwhile, a retractable sun canopy keeps them shaded, and a diamond criss-cross bag holds their snacks.

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Notably, this trike is designed to grow with your child. With six adjustable modes, it’s built to keep up with your growing toddler while still oozing Bentley style.

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For young infant riders, the stroller offers a configuration where the child is seated facing the parent. Slightly bigger “drivers” with a developing sense of adventure can have their seats turned to face the front, and foot rests to support their restless legs.
When a kid gets their license for a bit more independence at two years old or older, the backrest and parent handle can be removed from the trike to let them pedal on their own.

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So, if you’re dreaming of introducing your little one to the finer things in life, try giving them Bentley starter wheels.
[via Autoblog and Motor1, images via Bentley]