Bentley CEO to step down, report says

Bentley CEO Wolfgang Duerheimer with the retooled Continental GT at the Frankfurt auto show on Sept. 12. (BLOOMBERG)

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Andreas Cremer

September 22, 2017 05:00 AM

BERLIN -- Bentley Motors CEO Wolfgang Duerheimer is planning to step down and will be replaced by Adrian Hallmark, currently head of strategy at British rival Jaguar Land Rover, Germany's Manager Magazin reported Friday.

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