Bentley Flying Spur FAQs

• What is the price of a Bentley Flying Spur?

  The Bentley Flying Spur is no longer being sold in Australia, so the only versions of this model you will find are those previously owned by another driver. As always, when dipping into the second-hand market make sure you check out the condition of the car you're looking at, and consider pricing with respect to the model year. It is likely you won't come across too many versions of this model on the second-hand market, it was already super rare given its luxury status.

• How fast is the Bentley Flying Spur?

  The top-spec version of the Bentley Flying Spur boasted a 6-litre twin-turbocharged V12 engine, which was also found in the Continental GT. Power output for the Bentley Flying Spur reached as high as 467kW at 6000rpm, as well as 820Nm of torque at 2000rpm. It can reach a top speed of around 333 km/h, but more importantly, the fastest Bentley Flying Spur can spring from 0 to 100 km/h in around 3.8 seconds, a remarkable feat.

• Is a Bentley expensive to maintain?

  As you might expect, luxury cars tend to be more expensive to maintain and repair, even if they might break down less often. This is right down to the fact that the parts for a vehicle of this calibre are more time-consuming to source, and sometimes tricky to get onto altogether. What's more, they tend to be priced at a premium, and then imported. Expenses are part and parcel of owning a car, but it's not just the purchase price you need to worry about, make sure you can also afford to look after a premium car over its useful life.