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Redhot2474 04-17-2019 01:34 PM

Bentley purchase general questions
 
Hoping someone can give me some insight, at this point in time what Year(s) the best “value” /sweet spot for a Bentley GT under 80k ? any year(s) that we’re considered problematic and should automatically disqualify from my searches ? Are they much more than my 09’ 911 to maintain ? Thank you

Rico.Adams 04-18-2019 04:26 AM


Originally Posted by Redhot2474 (Post 4777584)
Hoping someone can give me some insight, at this point in time what Year(s) the best “value” /sweet spot for a Bentley GT under 80k ? any year(s) that we’re considered problematic and should automatically disqualify from my searches ? Are they much more than my 09’ 911 to maintain ? Thank you

This is a million dollar question, very different to maintain & costly
Buy a later car 2006 upwards with as low miles as possible, good service history ...

1eapplebaum 04-18-2019 05:03 AM

Of course all of this is a matter of opinion. Indeed Mr.. Adams is giving good advice about 06 and forward. I prefer in the context of the question a 2008. Stay away from a convertible. Measure for measure a Porsche is completely different. Parts support for a Bentley can be pricey or confusing or both. Comparing a similar maintenance and mileage wise Porsche compared to a Bentley, the Bentley is going to be more challenging to own.

Go back to some of the older stickies, lots of write-ups on this subject. Look up all posts by costsavingueen.

Randy V 04-19-2019 12:19 PM


Originally Posted by 1eapplebaum (Post 4777704)
Go back to some of the older stickies, lots of write-ups on this subject. Look up all posts by costsavingueen.

This guy? He has only a handful of posts.

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/member.php?u=110329

1eapplebaum 04-19-2019 05:22 PM

There are other posts by other people. Suggested costsavigqueen because this was the most recent similar discussion. There are many other discussions involving the purchase of a new to a owner Bentley. One just needs to go back and start doing their homework.

Rico.Adams 04-19-2019 05:44 PM


Originally Posted by 1eapplebaum (Post 4778024)
There are other posts by other people. Suggested costsavigqueen because this was the most recent similar discussion. There are many other discussions involving the purchase of a new to a owner Bentley. One just needs to go back and start doing their homework.

Quite right, once one sees a Bentley they prefer its like love at first sight, its a matter of preference, colour, interior, age, miles & service history ...

XLR82XS 04-19-2019 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by Rico.Adams (Post 4777700)
This is a million dollar question, very different to maintain & costly
Buy a later car 2006 upwards with as low miles as possible, good service history ...

This.

Rico.Adams 04-19-2019 11:36 PM


Originally Posted by xlr82xs (Post 4778031)
this.

? ...

XLR82XS 04-21-2019 08:40 AM


Originally Posted by Rico.Adams (Post 4778086)
? ...

Meaning: get a car with good service history, not 15 owners, no multiple accidents, etc... It helps to always acquire the newest you can afford as well.

1eapplebaum 04-21-2019 09:21 AM

[QUOTE=XLR82XS;4778281]Meaning: get a car with good service history, not 15 owners, no multiple accidents, etc... It helps to always acquire the newest you can afford

Careful with cars from snowy regions that apply copious amounts of road salt.

Rico.Adams 04-21-2019 12:17 PM

[QUOTE=1eapplebaum;4778288]

Originally Posted by XLR82XS (Post 4778281)
Meaning: get a car with good service history, not 15 owners, no multiple accidents, etc... It helps to always acquire the newest you can afford

Careful with cars from snowy regions that apply copious amounts of road salt.

Like the UK ... Lol


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