No Reserve! Turbo R Sedan Garaged Kept Pristine Condition Well Serviced on 2040-cars
Wayne, Pennsylvania, United States
1997 Bentley Brooklands Turbo R 6.75L V8
NO RESERVE AUCTION Garage kept flagship ownership well cared for always serviced only 71k miles in great condition pictures speak for themselves this car is really sharp and turns heads everywhere you go drive in style with great performance lots of power and great handling drives absolutely wonderful... Everything is in good working order including all running and interior lighting AC works great and heat all climate control settings working also heated seats and 6 disc cd changer power seats everything works great Factory Chrome Bentley Wheels look Stunning Tires Brakes all in good condition trans shift smoothly and on time engine runs very quiet with no hesitation very smooth idle does not smoke or burn oil this bentley can be driven daily if you choose too.... Have all original manuals and tool kit along with full size spare and jack Have clean and clear PA title in hand please call with any question In very nice condition for its age has some minor normal wear and a few door dings original paint is in really nice condition mechinacly in perfect running and driving condition everything working fine 610-710-5988 Bid with Confidence you well be very pleased with the Bentley Thanks for viewing and God Bless |
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Tue, Nov 25 2014Development of Bentley's forthcoming utility vehicle is almost complete, and the British automaker has painted a vivid picture of what to expect: otherworldly luxurious, a range of powertrains including a twelve-pot and a hybrid, and a price tag that is sure to eclipse any other SUV or crossover on the market. One of the biggest questions still remaining, however, is what Bentley will call the thing, but we might have our answer right here. According to Autovisie (the car section of Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf), Bentley has registered the name Bentayga – taken from a rock formation on Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands, that Spanish archipelago off the coast of Morocco. The concept was originally showcased as the EXP 9 F. Though that handle was never expected to make it to production, the F supposedly stood for Falcon, leading to speculation that the final version would carry that name. But if the trademark application is anything to go by, we could be looking in the end at the Bentley Bentayga. Featured Gallery Bentley SUV: Spy Shots View 10 Photos News Source: AutovisieImage Credit: CarPix Bentley Crossover Luxury patent trademark bentley bentayga bentley exp 9 f bentley falcon
Enhance this football field-sized photo to find the Bentley
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