Bentley
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Bentley Ranges
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Bentley Arnage
Used price:£10,497 - £25,650 -
Bentley Bentayga
New price:£155,680 - £261,430Used price:£41,031 - £169,157 -
Bentley Continental Flying Spur
Used price:£7,770 - £20,304 -
Bentley Continental GT
New price:£186,300 - £300,600Used price:£7,561 - £219,109 -
Bentley Flying Spur
New price:£177,900 - £254,600Used price:£21,072 - £226,117 -
Bentley Mulsanne
Used price:£17,745 - £135,069
Most popular Bentley reviews
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Bentley Bentayga EWB (2022 onwards) Review
Luxury SUV becomes luxury limo
New price: £197,300 - £261,430PROS
- Lots of extra rear space
- Super snazzy Airline Seat option
- Comfortable yet great to drive
CONS
- Single engine choice
- High running costs
- Options increase price rapidly
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Bentley Bentayga SUV (2016 onwards) Review
Bentley’s luxury SUV impresses with speed, comfort and bespoke options
New price: £155,680 - £220,065PROS
- Blend of comfort and handling
- Cabin well-built and generously appointed
- Lots of personalisation
- Recommended luxury SUV
CONS
- Options can double price
- High running costs
- Interior bits borrowed from cheaper cars
- It won't trouble a Range Rover off-road
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Bentley Continental GT Convertible (2019 onwards) Review
Supremely luxurious grand-tourer works well as a convertible
New price: £204,600 - £300,600PROS
- As luxurious as convertibles get
- Incredibly strong performance
- Exquisite interior fit and finish
CONS
- Very expensive to buy
- Very expensive to run
- Some noticeable Audi switchgear
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Bentley Continental GT Coupe (2018 onwards) Review
Continental GT is one of the most complete cars around - for a steep price
New price: £186,300 - £273,500PROS
- Sensational performance
- Great levels of comfort and refinement
- Beautiful cabin
CONS
- Rather thirsty
- Not much room in the back
- Expensive to run
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Bentley Flying Spur (2019 onwards) Review
Four-door Bentley is a fast, elegant and comfortable alternative to a private jet
New price: £177,900 - £254,600PROS
- Beautifully-crafted interior, front and rear
- Towering performance in W12 form
- Elegant styling disguises its bulk
CONS
- Some of the nicest features are optional
- Ride quality isn't as good as it should be
- Luggage space isn't generous considering size
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