Bentley Vehicles
Founded by engineer W.O. Bentley in the aftermath of World War I, Bentley's initial sales success was built upon its early competition success, most notably with iconic wins in the 24 Hours of LeMans. Regrettably, success at the track couldn't surmount its lack of success on the showroom. In the downturn of the Great Depression Bentley went into receivership, its assets and brand acquired by Rolls-Royce. More recently a one-for-two-split put Rolls ownership with BMW while the Volkswagen Group acquired Bentley.
In 2017 Bentley offers one part history and multiple visions of today. Its least expensive offering, the Continental, is arguably also the most fun to drive. It also remains the most popular, but will probably be surpassed in sales by the all new Bentayga SUV. If shopping for the most expensive Bentley, check the Mulsanne box. And if you want a large dose of VW engineering and development, the Flying Spur is the appropriate choice.
2018 Bentley Continental GT
- MSRP:
- $236,100
- Engine:
- 6.0L W-12
- MPG:
- 12 City / 20 HWY
2018 Bentley Bentayga
- MSRP:
- $195,000
- Engine:
- 6.0L W-12
- MPG:
- 12 City / 19 HWY
2018 Bentley Flying Spur
- MSRP:
- $189,000
- Engine:
- 4.0L V-8
- MPG:
- 13 City / 22 HWY
2017 Bentley Flying Spur
- MSRP:
- $189,000
- Engine:
- 4.0L V-8
- MPG:
- 14 City / 24 HWY
2017 Bentley Continental GT
- MSRP:
- $198,500
- Engine:
- 4.0L V-8
- MPG:
- 15 City / 25 HWY
2017 Bentley Mulsanne
- MSRP:
- $361,500
- Engine:
- 6.8L V-8
- MPG:
- 11 City / 17 HWY
2010 Bentley Continental
$99,980 / 27,736 miles / CA
2007 Bentley Continental
$66,888 / 28,763 miles / CA
