Bentley Continental Flying Spur VIN. SCBBR53W36C034052, 2006
Bentley Continental Flying Spur
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Estimate: US$30,000 - US$40,000 USD
- VIN. SCBBR53W36C034052
- 5,998cc 48-Valve Twin-Turbo W12 Engine
- Electric Fuel Injection
- 553bhp at 6,200rpm
- 6-Speed Automatic Transmission
- 4-Wheel Drive - Independent Suspension
- 4-Wheel Disc Brakes
- Highly luxurious and powerful Bentley Sports Saloon
- Elegant and business-like black on back livery
- Powerful 12-cylinder engine to match the classic looks
- Motor Trend
raved upon their first test drive: "The moment of truth, when it came, was almost an anticlimax. Almost, because watching the speedo needle kiss 320 kph--200 mph--while storming down the fast lane of a German autobahn is, like reaching the summit of Everest, a rather special experience for any driver. It's just that the Bentley Continental Flying Spur made it seem, well, a bit too effortless".
"Think 200 mph in a road car, and you'll invariably think of some shrieking, low-slung Italian exotic--all noise and carbon fiber; all edge and sweaty palms. Yet here we were, arrowing along the M92 toward Munich in a 5450-pound luxury limousine with leather on the roof lining, burled walnut on the dash, and Mozart on the CD player. At close to 200 mph. Suddenly, I understood exactly what the Continental Flying Spur was all about."
THE MOTORCAR OFFERED
This 2006 Bentley Continental Flying Spur was delivered new to the North American market and has remained here since. The luxurious sports saloon is finished in business-like black over a black leather interior, and the cabin is adorned with a long list of amenities including beautiful wood-veneer and aluminum finishes. The Bentley has had owners all over the US, and total mileage is recorded over 92,000 miles at the time of cataloging. The CARFAX report notes a sideswipe accident in 2014. This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a spectacular four-door Bentley who's retail price when new rivaled that of a modestly sized home.
