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1999 Bentley Arnage Green Label 4 Door Sedan Meteor Blue Parchment Interior on 2040-cars

US $33,500.00
Year:1999 Mileage:64389 Color: meteor blue /
 Parchment(ivory)
Location:

Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States

Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.4L 4398CC V8 GAS DOHC Turbocharged
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN: SCBLB51E4XCX01537 Year: 1999
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Bentley
Model: Arnage
Trim: Base Sedan 4-Door
Options: Sunroof, Leather Seats, CD Player
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 64,389
Exterior Color: meteor blue
Warranty: as is
Interior Color: Parchment(ivory)
Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"A Beautiful Bentley arnage Green Label sedan. Meteor Blue with Parchment Interior. Light burl wood through out. This is a 2 owner car. Lived in the Boston area it's whole life. Bought at auction by I Motors, Pittsburgh then sold to me 2 years ago. serviced at Bentley Boston. Runs great around town and on the highway. Outside the paint is excellent. One silver dollar sized chip next to the headlight needs sanding and painting. there is a small area of bubbling on the rear bumper. Otherwise it looks great. Interior Parchment Leather looks great. Minimal wear on the drivers seat. No tears of any sort. The steering wheel hassome darkening on the parchment leather but is otherwise perfect. The wood is very good. Few areas of fine cracking mostly on the door caps and console. Very hard to see though as this is common with most Arnages of this era. The navy rugs are in very good condition. Everything works including cold A/C.No accidents or water damage that I know. A great reliable car!"

A Beautiful Bentley arnage Green Label sedan. Meteor Blue with Parchment Interior. Light burl wood through out. This is a 2 owner car. Lived in the Boston area it's whole life. Bought at auction by I Motors, Pittsburgh then sold to me 2 years ago. serviced at Bentley Boston. Runs great around town and on the highway. Outside the paint is excellent. One silver dollar sized chip next to the headlight needs sanding and painting. there is a small area of bubbling on the rear bumper. Otherwise it looks great. Interior Parchment Leather looks great. Minimal wear on the drivers seat. No tears of any sort. The steering wheel hassome darkening on the parchment leather but is otherwise perfect. The wood is very good. Few areas of fine cracking mostly on the door caps and console. Very hard to see though as this is common with most Arnages of this era. The navy rugs are in very good condition. Everything works including cold A/C.No accidents or water damage that I know. A great reliable car!

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Bentley CEO says Mulsanne Convertible isn't going to happen [w/poll]

Mon, 23 Sep 2013

Bentley and Rolls-Royce may be as direct as competitors get, but that doesn't mean they go head-to-head on every model. Bentley is arguably more focused on its Continental line, with the pricier Mulsanne branching off of it. Rolls-Royce, meanwhile, only recently expanded (relatively) down-market with the Wraith and the Ghost on which it's based. For Rolls, it's long been about the Phantom and its coupe and convertible variants. And Bentley doesn't pose much of a challenge in that stratospheric segment.
Crewe discontinued the old Arnage-based Brooklands coupe and Azure convertible in 2009 and 2011, respectively, and hasn't rolled out a successor for either in the few years since. The high-end British automaker revealed a conceptual convertible based on the Mulsanne at Pebble Beach Concours last year and was said to be moving ahead with production plans, but the latest intel suggests that Bentley has taken it off the development table.
This according to Car and Driver, which spoke with Bentley's new chief exec Wolfgang Schreiber at the Frankfurt Motor Show. According to Schreiber, there just isn't enough demand worldwide to justify the development costs - even if it is based on the existing flagship sedan. Apparently Bentley has evaluated that beyond the US and Europe, they couldn't sell enough of them in other markets to make it worthwhile. We'd imagine some Middle-Eastern sheikhs might like to get their hands on a few, but apparently the higher priority is getting the Falcon sport-ute out the door.

Bentley teases new Flying Spur sedan

Mon, 18 Feb 2013

Bentley has released another teaser video for its redesigned Flying Spur, and the next generation car is looking less like a grown up Continental GT and more like a junior Mulsanne. A viewing of the first teaser vid revealed a more upright grille, a three-spoke steering wheel, horizontal taillights and quarter panels with angles and curves certifiably lifted from the Mulsanne. After this second video, we can add lower door panels with a more aggressive shape, horizontal vents in the fenders and a rear end with the shape of proper haunches.
The English motorcar maker promises us we'll see more on February 20, when "performance and luxury unite." We'll be there in person when the "Camry for rich people" is revealed at the Geneva Motor Show next month. You'll find the videographic appetizer below.

The myth and mystery of The Bentley Cocktail

Tue, Dec 13 2016

The other day, we were trying to find ways to delight a visiting relative who requested a cocktail made with apple brandy (don't ask), and after poring through Mr. Boston and The Playboy Bartender's Guide we were fortunate enough to come across a recipe. This particular concoction piqued our interest not just because it was a means to get rid of that bottle of Calvados that had been malingering on our bar cart, drawing fruit flies and quizzical scorn, since it was gifted to us at the launch of the Peugeot 407 in 2004. It was because of the automotive connection. (Duh.) The cocktail is called The Bentley, and it has a sexy, if probably apocryphal, origin story. According to the legend, the Bentley Boys – rich, Jazz Age, car-loving, British playboy racers – invented the drink after their first of five Le Mans victories, in 1924. Canadian-born WWI hero and Olympic swordsman John Duff and local English Bentley test driver and Bentley 3-Liter Super Sport owner Frank Clement were the only British team and vehicle in this second-ever endurance race, surrounded by more than three dozen French drivers and cars (and a couple of Germans). But despite typical British maladies ­– broken shocks, seized lug nuts, and a dysfunctional gearshift – and a slew of fires, punctures, and chassis-snapping wrecks amongst the field, they persevered. Arriving at their celebratory party at their club near their adjoining apartments in London's exclusive Mayfair neighborhood, they discovered that all of the alcohol had been consumed, with the exception of Calvados and Dubonnet. Mixing these together in equal parts, and adding some bitters, they allegedly invented a drink to settle their affluent nerves. Like most folkloric explanations for the existence of some gross cocktails – the wisecrack-inspired Tom Collins, the whole-cloth-concocted Seelbach – the tale seemed as compelling to us as it was ridiculous. Fortunately, among our friends are many with mastery in mixology, so we decided to put the mystery (and recipe) to them. "To be honest, I'd never even heard of the cocktail," said Tokyo-based international beverage expert Nick Coldicott, the most skeptical of our potation pundits. "And that story smells fishy to me. It seems unlikely that a party venue would have enough of a booze collection to have Calvados and Dubonnet, but not enough whisky or gin or champagne to see the party out.