Used Bentley Flying Spur Cars in Scotland

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Bentley Flying Spur 3.0 V6 S Hybrid 4dr Auto Saloo +24
3.0 V6 S Hybrid 4dr Auto

2023

Semi-Auto

85.6 mpg

Tax: £170

Mileage: 5,894

Hybrid

Bentley Flying Spur 3.0 V6 S Hybrid 4dr Auto Saloo +24
3.0 V6 S Hybrid 4dr Auto

2023

Semi-Auto

85.6 mpg

Tax: £170

Mileage: 6,983

Hybrid

Bentley Flying Spur 3.0 V6 Hybrid 4dr Auto [City S +24
3.0 V6 Hybrid 4dr Auto [City Spec]

2022

Semi-Auto

85.6 mpg

Tax: £170

Mileage: 9,289

Hybrid

Bentley Flying Spur 6.0 W12 S 4dr Auto Saloon 2018 +24
6.0 W12 S 4dr Auto

2018

Semi-Auto

19.2 mpg

Tax: £180

Mileage: 31,079

Petrol

Bentley Flying Spur 6.0 W12 4dr Auto Saloon 2020, +24
6.0 W12 4dr Auto

2020

Semi-Auto

19.1 mpg

Tax: £180

Mileage: 40,917

Petrol

Bentley Flying Spur 6.0 W12 Auto 4WD Euro 5 4dr Mu +19
6.0 W12 Auto 4WD Euro 5 4dr Mulliner Driving Specification
Finance from £1209 per month

2015

Automatic

19.0 mpg

Tax: £695

Mileage: 49,000

Petrol

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Bentley Flying Spur V8 MULLINER DRIVING SPECIFICAT +24
V8 MULLINER DRIVING SPECIFICATION 4+1 SEATS
Finance from £1035 per month

2015

Automatic

25.9 mpg

Tax: £675

Mileage: 50,000

Petrol

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Why buy a used Bentley Flying Spur with Exchange and Mart?

The Flying Spur names dates back to 1959 and saloon version of Bentley's R-Type Continental Coupe. With a name borrowed from the family crest of Arthur Talbot Johnstone, Managing Director of the coachbuilder Mulliner. In the modern Volkswagen Group-owned era, the 'Continental Flying Spur' badge was revived in 2005 for a saloon version of the Continental GT Coupe, with a second generation design (just known as the 'Flying Spur') appearing a decade later in 2015, a scant four years before the arrival of this more fundamentally new MK3 model. The obvious rivals to this car lie with models like the Mercedes-Maybach S650 and the Rolls Royce Ghost, but in concept, what's on offer here is probably better understood as something a bit more dynamic than that: imagine a cross between a BMW M5 and a Rolls Royce Phantom and you'll be somewhere close. This is the world's faster four-door: but that's not the only reason it's very desirable indeed....

About the Bentley Flying Spur

The Flying Spur used to be the forgotten contender in Bentley's range, previously positioned as the car you bought if your lifestyle no longer fitted the rakish Continental GT coupe but you couldn't run to a Mulsanne. No longer. This third generation Flying Spur design is now arguably the most appealing option in the company's line-up. It asserts its identity far more forcefully and the styling is a good deal more confident than its predecessor. We really can't see why you'd pay £65,000 more for a Mulsanne. It's certainly as good to drive as the Continental GT, with superb four-wheel steer-enhanced agility you wouldn't believe given this car's prodigious size and substantial kerb weight. There's an appealing mix of old school and cutting-edge technology on offer here and though this is a more ostentatious and extrovert model than before, the market for these vehicles increasingly demands just such a personality. And, we predict, will like this car very much indeed.

Representative finance example

If your borrow amount is £7,000 with a deposit of £1,000, a selected term of 48 months, at a representative APR of 17.9% (fixed) and an annual fixed interest rate of 17.9%, you would pay £171.83 per month. Total charge for credit would be £2,247.84 and total amount repayable is £8,247.84.