1997 Bentley Brooklands Black Ext/black Int. Runs Great Clean Title No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Needham Heights, Massachusetts, United States
***NO RESERVE*** RARE 1997 BENTLEY BROOKLANDS BLACK EXTERIOR/BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR 6.8L V8 300HP RUNS GREAT AND MAINTAINED WHEELS AND TIRES ARE IN GOOD SHAPE AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THE PICS, THE EXTERIOR IS IN GOOD SHAPE NO MAJOR DENTS THE INTERIOR IS VERY CLEAN WITH NO WEAR ON THE UPHOLSTERY, ONE OF MANY STRONG-POINTS OF THIS LUXURIOUS BEAUTY I HAVE PERSONALLY DRIVEN THIS AUTO AND HAD NO PROBLEMS AS FAR AS CHECK ENGINE LIGHTS, BRAKES, ELECTRICAL MALFUNCTION NOT TO MENTION THE ENGINE HAS PLENTY OF POWER. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO MESSAGE OR YOU CAN CALL/TEXT 617 866 0915 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. THE DOLLAR AMOUNT IN WHICH THE AUCTION STARTS AT IS WHAT I NEED, AFTER THAT IT IS NO RESERVE AND WHATEVER IT DOES, IT SELLS. |
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All-electric Bentley 6e concept | Autoblog Minute
Wed, Mar 8 2017Bentley debuted the all-electric EXP 6e 12 Speed 6e Concept at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show. Bentley Autoblog Minute Videos Original Video
2019 Bentley Continental GT First Drive Review | A grand tourer learns to dance
Thu, May 10 2018The Austrian Alps are a curious venue to show off that great hunter of the highways, the Bentley Continental GT. With deep green forests and soaring thrusts of exposed rock, the Alps are one of those few places where the natural world still reigns supreme. Humanity isn't going to change this place much. You can forget about six-lane freeways blasted through rock — the only way to get around is on narrow, twin lanes. True to its name, the coupe is perhaps the truest grand touring car on the market — comfort happily married to speed. I once logged a personal best time between New York City and Boston in a base GT, despite a pounding nighttime rain. Even that miserable East Coast route felt easy in the GT, which eats through highway miles in a peculiarly relentless fashion. It was born for distance. This is our first drive of the new, third-generation car, which won't be sold in North America for another year, at a starting price of $214,600. We've been told it is a changed machine — a GT still, but with more nimbleness. And now we're about to find out, having left behind quaint Austrian villages for a steep mountain road that switchbacks up toward the clouds. It's everything you hope and dream when you fantasize about the Alps. Before me is a straightaway interrupted by a quick left-right bend and an uphill switchback. A small twist of hands on the nicely weighted steering wheel and the Bentley jukes through the left-right fluidly; no need to brush the brakes until we're right up to the hairpin. Then a firm push on the stoppers and a full lock of the steering wheel and — listen to that! — tire noise from the 21-inch Pirellis as we get back on the gas early. The car stays remarkably flat despite the camber of the turn. I snap open my hands and flat-foot the accelerator. Another hairpin beckons just beyond. And so it goes, the Conti welcoming a full-throated uphill attack. We get to the top and begin the fall back down the mountain, which is even more illuminating. This is the model with the W12 — the only one available at launch, notorious for carrying too much weight in its nose. Take a previous generation on a tight downhill route and you wrestle the grille through the turns, giving up entry speed to mitigate inevitable front-end push. It was a point-and-shoot car, relying on good brakes and ample power to make up lost time through the turns. This new generation is a momentum machine. There is a newfound rhythm and flow. It is deft and it is nimble.
Bentley rolls out special Birkin edition Mulsanne in Europe
Wed, 15 Jan 2014While focus in the automotive industry this week is undeniably on the Detroit Auto Show and the North American market, Bentley has introduced a new special edition overseas based on the Mulsanne.
Named after Sir Henry "Tiger" Tim Birkin, one of the legendary Bentley Boys of the 1920s and '30s, the Mulsanne Birkin Edition upgrades on Crewe's flagship limousine with some unique touches. Available in Ghost White, Damson burgundy or a two-tone Fountain Blue and Dark Sapphire paintjob, the Birkin Mulsanne features unique 21-inch wheels, special tread plates, a unique Flying B logos stitched into the headrests and inlaid into the dashboard and rear picnic tables.
Each of the 22 examples to be made will also come with a custom luggage set and comes standard with the optional Mulliner Driving Specification and upgraded entertainment system with twin 8-inch LCDs in the seatbacks, DVD player, wifi hotspot, Naim audio system and integrated iPads. Bentley hasn't announced pricing for the special European model, but if there were ever an example of "if you have to ask, you can't afford it," surely this is it.