New 2022 Bentley Flying Spur deals

2022 Bentley Flying Spur deals

Full length Bentley Flying Spur video review with market value analysis

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Bentley Flying Spur
Bentley Flying Spur

You'll need £168,300 for the standard W12 version of this Flying Spur - the V8 variant will save you a little over this but not that much. It may be of limited interest to potential buyers that the W12 model's asking figure undercuts this Bentley's two most obvious rivals, the Mercedes-Maybach S650 by around £10,000 and the Rolls Royce Ghost by around £70,000.

But of course the sticker price will usually just be the customer starting point. Popular options include an upgrade to larger 22-inch wheels, possibly via the bespoke Mulliner Driving Specification.

Many will also want an audio upgrade from the standard 10-speaker 650-watt set-up; possibly to the B&O 16-speaker system. But ideally to the top 19-speaker 'Naim for Bentley' package which puts out 2,200-watts.

You may also like to consider the optional Rear Entertainment system. This gives you a couple of Android-powered tablets, one attached to the rear of each seat giving access to movies, music and web browsing.

There's also a touchscreen remote for rear folk, allowing them to adjust climate settings, monitor speed and even erect or contract the Flying B mascot on the bonnet. You can also add the Bentley Rotating Display for the dashboard, a digital TV tuner, an air ioniser and a refrigerated bottle cooler in the centre of the rear bench..