Queen of England, Her Majesty, Elizabeth II was on Friday, spotted in her armoured Bentley State Limousine, which was built to unique and exclusive specifications, Igbere TV reports.
Igbere TV gathered that the Queen and Kate Middleton pulled up at King’s College, London to officially open the school’s new Bush House.
Sources told Igbere TV that the new facility will help continue the college’s major role in scientific research and development.
Her Majesty, who is the Grand Patron of King’s College, was chauffeured to the event in her armoured Bentley State Limousine, which was built to unique and exclusive specifications.
Findings by Igbere TV showed that the Bentley was created by Bentley Mulliner on the occasion of Her Majesty’s Golden Jubilee in 2002. The 6.22 metres long limo has rear doors hinged at the back to allow the Queen to stand up straight before stepping out.
The 4.4 ton limo is fitted with a unique removable roof covering, which exposes a clear inner lining so onlookers can have an all-around view of the monarch.
The rear seats are made with lambswool sateen cloth, while the rest of the interior is made of a light grey leather hide.
Power comes from a modified Bentley Arnage’s twin-turbocharged, 6.75-litre V8 engine to produce 400 horsepower. Its maximum speed is 130 mph (209 km/h).
Further findings by Igbere TV revealed that the Queen has two Bentley State limousines in her fleets that are valued at N4.7bn each.
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