1999 Bentley Arnage Green Label 37k Miles 4.4 Liter Turbo V8 Black On Tan Clean! on 2040-cars
Kaysville, Utah, United States
Up for sale is a 1999 Bentley Arnage Green Label with 37,329 LOW LOW well cared for miles. This vehicle is in GREAT condition! This vehicle is LOADED WITH OPTIONS! CLEAN CARFAX & TITLE! It is equipped with the 349 Horsepower 420 LBS of Torque 4.4 Liter Turbo V8 Motor (Low Problem & Low Maintenance Motor) and an Automatic 5-Speed Transmission. The vehicle is equipped with the Rear Wheel Drive System and handles the road extremely well. The Jet Black Gloss Exterior is extremely attractive and is complemented by its immaculate Tan Leather Hides. The vehicle is equipped with the following options: Alpine Stereo System, 6 CD Changer, Heated Leather Seats, Power Sunroof, Dual Automatic Climate Control, Keyless Entry, Security System, Power Door Locks, Power Windows, Power Mirrors, Automatic Dimming Rear View Mirror, Cruise Control, Tinted Windows, Bentley 17” Chrome Wheels, Bentley Umbrella's, Sheep Skin Floor Mats, ETC… This vehicle is in GREAT condition! Please contact Chase at (801)564-0629 for any additional questions or if you would like to schedule an appointment to take a look at the vehicle. This vehicle is completely hand built by Bentley! This vehicle was over $205,000 BRAND NEW!!! NADA Low Blue Book is $44,400 & NADA Clean Blue Book is $62,600.
The vehicle currently has the airbag light on from a faulty sensor in the front passenger seat belt buckle. When I checked last it was roughly $900 to have repaired. The vehicle is being sold in "AS IS" condition. Other than that the vehicle is in great condition. The front Bridgestone tires are nearly new & the rear set of Avon tires are roughly 65%. This vehicle has been owned by my family for the last 6 years & has been taken extremely good care of. It even has the 4 original Bentley umbrella's! There are some rock chips on the front chin spoiler, there are some surface scratches on the passenger rear door, & last of all there are some short scratches on rear bumper. If you would like to see some close up's of the blemishes go ahead & email me. The car is 15 years old so please expect a few minor imperfections, but overall is in great shape!
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR WOULD LIKE TO VIEW THE VEHICLE PLEASE CONTACT CHASE AT (801)564-0629. THANKS! |
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