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Lafayette, Indiana, United States
This "Excellent Condition" Bentley Arnage Green Label is painted in the desirable "non metallic" gloss black exterior color, complimented by a black leather interior with red pipping. Factory options include special ordered additional wood panels in all doors, a full leather headliner instead of felt, Bentley chrome mag wheels, sheepskin floor mats and a leather lined power sunroof. The stereo is upgraded to satellite with CD and an iPod plug in. Green Label Badging was replaced by Red Label logos to coordinate with the red pipping inside as preferred by the designer/artist owner. The Carfax report is spotless and list this Bentley Arnage as "above average" showing 3 previous owners and no accidents or damage. AutoCheck shows 5 owners because the softwear doesn't realize that when an owner moves and titles the car in another state, it's still the same owner. It's a three owner, never wrecker or damaged, rust free, beautiful car. Note: This superb Bentley is a preowned car and therefore has some small signs of wear from use. One item did get past me for the listing, the automatic trunk/boot release button needs a new actuator, ecu, or both , the trunk still opens fine with the key. The car has now traveled just over 60,400 well cared for miles. This is the real thing, a beautiful Bentley, a car people dream about owning, but please, no dreamers when bidding. Local pickup only, shipping is the buyers responsibility. Thank You. "Green Label" or "Red label" what's the difference? As a previous owner of several Bentley's I'm often asked what the difference is, here is the real story. It begins when BMW bought Bentley and they were determined to solve the reliability problems with the engines and electronics that historically haunted British cars. They created the perfect engine for the Arnage as a result. A brilliant fast and reliable 4.4 liter V8 with a 32 valve overhead cam, twin turbo, 5 speed transmission and advanced Bosche Engine Management Technology. This advanced engine produced dramatically better mpg with much less maintenance than any Bentley before, this is what's known as the "Green Label." Then Volkswagen bought Bentley in a hotly contested purchase that ended up splitting off Rolls Royce from Bentley. This resulted in BMW keeping Rolls Royce and Bentley going to VW. Volkswagen immediately went back to the old 6.7 engine, 16 valve, 4 speed transmission, single turbo, pushrod motor with less advanced engine management. They had to strengthen the frame as well to handle the extra weight because the car was not designed to carry that motor. These 6.7 engine equipped cars became "Red Label" Bentley's. Why would they do that, because they feared BMW would not supply the advanced 4.4 engines they had developed for the Arnage. The PR spin at the time said the reason for the 6.7's return was demand and that story seems to have worked very well. I have owned both and I loved them all, the 6.7 is awesome, it does have a little more torque and goes zero to sixty 0.03 of a second faster than a 4.4, but it simply cost more to own because it's just not as advanced, and that's the real story. Be careful, once you've had a Bentley nothing less will do, it is the greatest road car ever made. |
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Daily Driver: 2015 Bentley Continental GT Speed
Fri, Apr 24 2015Daily Driver videos are micro-reviews of vehicles in the Autoblog press fleet, featuring impressions from the staffers that drive them every day. Today's Daily Driver features the 2015 Bentley Continental GT Speed coupe, reviewed by Steven Ewing. With a starting price of $235,000, it's not what you'd typically consider a "daily driver," but as we find out, this Bentley is indeed a car you could happily live with every single day. You can watch the video above or read a transcript below. Watch more Autoblog videos at /videos. VIDEO TRANSCRIPT [00:00:00] Hey, guys. This is senior editor Steven Ewing with another Daily Driver video. I'm in a car today that you wouldn't necessarily consider to be a daily driver by the normal logic. I'm driving the $235,000 2015 Bentley Continental GT Speed Coupe. Now, as its name would suggest with the word "speed" in there at the end, this is an incredibly powerful and incredibly quick car. [00:00:30] It's powered by a 6.0-liter twin-turbo W12 engine that makes about 626 horsepower and about 606 pound-feet of torque. As you can see, it is a seriously quick car. 0 to 60 is estimated to happen in about four seconds, and this thing will top out at over 205 miles per hour. It's not just the off the line acceleration, [00:01:00] it's how much power is available while you're already at speed. I'm on the freeway right now and just with a light tap of the throttle there's just this massive wave of torque that comes on. It's just smooth, seamless, it's effortless. It's really, really fun. You can really get it going hot into a corner, let it hug it, and it really just grips. It's got a ton of power. [00:01:30] It's a really nice-handling car. A lot of people tend to think of Bentleys as being cars that you're driven in. You picture a Mulsanne pulling up with a chauffeur, but that's not the case with the Continental. In fact, Bentley's done a lot of work in recent years to drive home the point that the Continental is the driver's car. You look at things like the GT V8 S, which is one of my favorite Bentleys they've ever produced, where it's a car that despite its heft and its size and all of that, it's [00:02:00] still pretty involving. The chassis tuning is really good. The steering's pretty good. It's actually a good to drive car. On top of that, it's incredibly quiet in here.
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Thu, Oct 22 2020The ultra-luxury car market has been moving in the direction of ever more customization to provide buyers the most unique products possible. The latest move comes from Bentley and its Mulliner division, which has added some special interior trims to the existing line of gloss wood. Now buyers with the means can finish their Bentley interiors in open-pore wood, carbon fiber, aluminum, color-matched paint and even stone. The two most impressive interior trims are the stone and open-pore options. The stone veneers are made from slate and quartzite, and are available in four different colors: Autumn White, Copper, Galaxy, Terra Red or the Galaxy that's shown in the gallery above. In order to keep the stone from adding too much weight, the veneer is only 0.1 mm. It's also finished so that you can feel the texture of the rock. For the open-pore trim, Bentley offers three wood choices: Liquid Amber (made from American Red Gum), Dark Burr and Tamo Ash. Each has a unique grain that can be felt thanks to the 0.1-mm thick matte protective coating, which is a fifth the thickness of the gloss wood coating. The carbon fiber trim is pretty straightforward. It's gloss carbon fiber, though Bentley says the the resin it uses highlights the weave of the carbon. The aluminum is also fairly straightforward, featuring a thee-dimensional texture mirroring the grille of the car. The diamond-brushing is meant to emphasize the dimension to the panels. Interestingly, this option is exclusive to the Bentayga. Choosing painted trim gives owners the most variety in choice, since they can opt for any of Bentley's 88 exterior colors, or have the panels matched to the interior leather. Related Video: