2006 Bentley Continental Flying Spur

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2006 Bentley Continental Flying Spur — All-Wheel-Drive W12 Luxury Sedan
Hand-assembled at Bentley's Crewe factory in England, this Flying Spur pairs a twin-turbocharged W12 with genuine all-weather all-wheel drive — and it carries a documented ownership history that's rare to find in a car approaching twenty years old.

? What You're Actually Getting
• Passed our 90-point Dealer Certified Pre-Owned inspection
• OBDII diagnostic scan: emissions ready, zero stored or pending trouble codes — the scan photo is in our listing photos
• CARFAX-verified: no accidents or damage reported, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, clean title throughout
• 7 owners on record, every one documented as personal use — no fleet, rental or commercial history
• Just 59,603 documented miles, with CARFAX showing multiple stretches of low-mileage ownership (some owners under 1,000 miles a year)
• Passed Georgia emissions inspection
• Reconditioning is now complete. Our own team at Duluth Auto Service & Imports serviced this car twice. On 08/01/2026: pre-delivery inspection completed, oil and filter changed, engine and cabin air filters replaced, front brake rotors and pads replaced, trunk shock replaced. On 08/26/2026: the air suspension control module was replaced and a new battery fitted
• An estimated $3,100–$3,700 in documented service already performed, estimated at Bentley franchise-dealer parts and labor rates — which is the honest basis for a car like this, because those are the rates you'd face having the same work done

?? Real Value
We cross-checked this Flying Spur against CARFAX's History-Based Value ($24,010), Kelley Blue Book ($24,410), and live market listings for comparable cars, which average $29,009. One asking listing at $34,950 sits well above everything else and we're excluding it as an outlier rather than using it to flatter the numbers. That gives us a working market range of $24,010 to $29,009 — and it's worth saying plainly that comparable-car asking prices are what sellers hope to get, not what buyers actually paid.

Add the estimated $3,100–$3,700 in documented reconditioning, our $2,500 5-Year Maintenance Plan, and the $300 retail value of the included Quality Plus coverage, and you're looking at roughly $29,900 to $35,500 in total value in this vehicle.

On a car of this kind, that service line matters more than usual. Front brakes, an air suspension control module and a battery are exactly the items that turn into eye-watering invoices on a W12 Bentley, and all three are behind this car rather than ahead of it. The maintenance plan covers 25 oil changes plus radiator, AC and diagnostic service with no year or mileage cap. The Quality Plus coverage means an engine or transmission failure isn't a rebuild bill. Weigh all of that against sticker price alone, because on a car like this the difference over three years of ownership is not small. Price is only what you pay, but value is what you get.

Market pricing shifts, and we're always happy to run a current market pricing report on request so you can see where this car sits today.

?? Features & Specs
• 6.0L twin-turbocharged W12, approximately 552 horsepower
• All-wheel drive, 6-speed automatic transmission
• Sedan, 4-door
• Hand-built at Bentley's Crewe, England factory
• 59,603 documented miles
• New front brakes, battery and air suspension control module, August 2026

?? Vehicle History (Full Transparency)
No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. No structural damage, no airbag deployment. Clean title throughout, with no salvage, rebuilt, flood or lemon history reported. This car has passed through 7 owners, each do