2020 Bentley Flying Spur W12 First Edition

Make

Bentley

Model

Flying Spur W12 First Edition

Year

2020

Listed price

$142,995

Location

Akron, Ohio

Transmission

8 Speed Dual Clutch

Mileage

28,135 miles

Perfect Auto Collection Signature Listing 2020 Bentley Flying Spur W12 VIN SCBBB6ZG2LC082194 | 28,135 miles It will run to 207 miles an hour. The achievement is that the cabin never lets on. Why We Acquired This Vehicle The third-generation Flying Spur is the car in which Bentley stopped asking the owner to choose. It shares its architecture with the Continental GT rather than adapting a sedan from elsewhere, carries a 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged W12 producing 626 horsepower, and moves a car of this size to 60 mph in roughly 3.7 seconds while asking nothing of the person behind the wheel. This example arrived with its original Monroney label, which is how we know exactly how it was ordered rather than having to guess. It left Crewe at a delivered price of $291,465 against a $214,600 base, ordered with the cabin and the exterior specified well beyond the standard car. The verified appointments are detailed in full below. It is finished in Beluga - the solid black Bentley has used for generations - with chrome brightwork specified rather than left standard. At 28,135 miles it has been used as intended and looked after while being used. At a Glance Highlights First Edition Specification Mulliner Driving Specification with Polished Alloy Wheels Naim for Bentley Touring Specification Panoramic Glass Tilt & Slide Sunroof with Twin Blinds Illuminated Flying B Radiator Mascot Bentley Rotating Display Refrigerated Bottle Cooler Chrome Pinstripe to Fascia & Door Waistrails Bright Chromed Lower Bumper Matrix Style Grille Mood Lighting Specification LED Welcome Lamps by Mulliner Welcome Lighting Contrast Stitching & Seat Piping Embroidered Bentley Emblems Sports Pedals Front & Rear Deep Pile Overmats Exterior: Beluga 28,135 miles 6.0-Liter Twin-Turbocharged W12 626 HP and 664 LB-FT of Torque 8-Speed Dual-Clutch Transmission All-Wheel Drive Original MSRP as Delivered: $291,465 SCBBB6ZG2LC082194 + Additional Factory Options & Features - see the complete equipment list for the full specification The Perfect Auto Collection Experience Personalized Video Walkarounds Independent Third-Party Inspections Welcome Nationwide Enclosed Transportation Boutique, Appointment-Level Service Transparent Representation From Start to Finish Our Perspective At Perfect Auto Collection, we do not measure a Bentley by horsepower or acceleration figures alone. We ask a simpler question: does it make the journey better than the arrival, and would we be proud to keep it in our own collection? This Flying Spur answered quickly. Its documentation describes a car specified with intent from the first line to the last, not a standard build with a badge, and the appointments run deep enough to change the character of the whole car rather than decorate it. Combined with the W12 and a first-year build, the result is quiet, complete, and unmistakably Bentley. Why Enthusiasts Value This Model The Flying Spur has always been the Bentley for the owner who wants the Continental GT's engine and a back seat worth using. The third generation, launched for 2020, is the most convincing version of that argument: it shares its architecture with the Continental GT, and with all-wheel steering and the 48-volt Dynamic Ride active anti-roll system it makes a car of this length behave like something considerably smaller without hardening what it feels like inside. Informed buyers are drawn to the combination: 626 horsepower delivered without effort or noise, a cabin built largely by hand in Crewe, and the ability to cross a continent in a day and step out unhurried. Bentley ended W12 production in 2024 after more than two decades. The number of twelve-cylinder Flying Spurs that exist is now fixed. What buyers are looking for among them is specific: a launch-year car, a specification with real depth, mileage low enough to matter, and original factory documentation that proves how a car was ordered rather than how it is described. That is why a car's options matter - they are the difference between a listing that claims a car is special and one that can show it. Factory and Vehicle Highlights First Edition Specification The First Edition specification was offered only during the launch year of the third-generation Flying Spur, at $44,735 - the single largest line on this car's window sticker. Why it matters: A launch specification closes when the model year does - it cannot be ordered onto a later car at any price, which is what separates a first-year Flying Spur bought deliberately from one bought quickly. Mulliner Driving Specification with Polished Alloy Wheels Mulliner is Bentley's own coachbuilding and personalization house, and its Driving Specification is that division's signature treatment of the car, specified here with the polished alloy wheels named on the factory documentation, at $14,680. Why it matters: Mulliner has been bodying and personalizing Bentleys since long before a modern option sheet existed, so its name on a build record tells an informed buyer the car was ordered through the house's own bespoke route rather than picked off the standard list. Naim for Bentley The Naim for Bentley system replaces the standard factory audio installation with the British hi-fi maker's bespoke Bentley setup, at $8,800. Why it matters: A Flying Spur cabin is one of the quietest rooms on the road, which means the limiting factor here is the system rather than the noise around it - Naim is the option that puts that silence to use. Touring Specification The Touring Specification gathers Bentley's long-distance driver-assistance technology into a single factory-ordered package. Why it matters: It is the specification aimed squarely at what this car is for - the fourth and fifth hours of a drive, where the difference between a good grand tourer and a great one is measured in how little the driver has had to do. Panoramic Glass Tilt & Slide Sunroof with Twin Blinds A panoramic glass roof with tilt and slide operation, backed by twin powered blinds. Why it matters: In a car whose rear seats are meant to be occupied, the roof is what turns the back of the cabin from a compartment into a room - and the twin blinds mean the people sitting there decide which it is. Illuminated Flying B Radiator Mascot The Flying B mascot rises from the bonnet, illuminated from within, and retracts out of sight when it is not wanted. Why it matters: It is the oldest piece of ceremony Bentley still builds, and one of very few left in any modern car - the vehicle identifies itself from thirty feet away, before anyone has read a badge. Bentley Rotating Display The center of the dashboard rotates between a plain veneer panel, the touchscreen, and a set of three analog dials. Why it matters: It is the only system of its kind that lets an owner make the screen disappear entirely, so the cabin can be a connected modern sedan on Monday and an unbroken run of wood and dials on Sunday. Refrigerated Bottle Cooler A refrigerated cooler is built into the cabin for bottles, at $2,415. Why it matters: It is an option that only makes sense in a car meant to be lived in for hours at a time, and it is the kind of provision that tells you the original order was written around long journeys, not short ones. Chrome Pinstripe to Fascia & Door Waistrails A chrome pinstripe is applied along the fascia and the door waistrails, at $1,630. Why it matters: A black car of this length can read as one uninterrupted mass, and the pinstripe is the single line that carries the eye front to rear - a coachbuilding trick that predates the modern Bentley by decades. Bright Chromed Lower Bumper Matrix Style Grille The lower bumper grilles are specified in bright chrome with the matrix pattern, at $1,280. Why it matters: It carries the matrix theme of the main grille down into the bumper, so the front of the car reads as one deliberate composition instead of a bright grille sitting above dark plastic. Mood Lighting Specification Configurable ambient lighting is fitted through the cabin. Why it matters: After dark this is the interior - the color and temperature of the room the occupants are sitting in - and in a car most often used in the evening it changes the experience more than most daylight options do. LED Welcome Lamps by Mulliner Mulliner welcome lamps cast light onto the ground beneath the doors as they open. Why it matters: It lights the step into and out of the car, which is the first thing a passenger experiences and the last - on a Bentley the arrival is part of the product, and this is the detail that stages it. Welcome Lighting The car runs a lighting sequence as it is approached and unlocked. Why it matters: The car acknowledges its owner before a hand touches it, which is a small thing on paper and a daily one in practice - it sets the tone for everything that happens after the door closes. Contrast Stitching & Seat Piping The hides are finished with contrast stitching and contrast piping through the seats. Why it matters: The stitching is the most visible evidence of the hours of hand work in a Bentley interior, and specifying it in contrast is the difference between letting that work show and hiding it in matched thread. Embroidered Bentley Emblems The Bentley emblem is embroidered directly into the seats rather than applied as a badge. Why it matters: Unlike the emblem on the grille, this one faces inward - it is there for the people in the car every time they sit down, and it is stitched into the hide rather than fixed to it. Sports Pedals Alloy sports pedals replace the standard rubber-faced set. Why it matters: They are the one mechanical note in a cabin otherwise devoted to calm - a reminder underfoot that there are twelve cylinders ahead of the bulkhead. Front & Rear Deep Pile Overmats Deep pile overmats are fitted front and rear above the standard carpet, at $600. Why it matters: They take the wear that the factory carpet underneath would otherwise absorb, which is why an eight-year-old Bentley specified this way still presents properly at the floor - the first surface anyone touches getting in. 6.0-Liter Twin-Turbocharged W12 Bentley's 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged W12 produces 626 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque, carrying the Flying Spur to 60 mph in roughly 3.7 seconds and on to 207 mph. Why it matters: The W12 was Bentley's own engine, built in Crewe, and it is the reason this car travels the way it does - the torque arrives so early and so completely that speed feels like a decision rather than an effort. Production of it has now ended. 8-Speed Dual-Clutch Transmission An eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox handles the W12's output, with paddle control on the column. Why it matters: A dual-clutch in a car this size is chosen for smoothness as much as speed - the ratios change without a break in the delivery, which is exactly what a passenger in the back should never notice. All-Wheel Drive Drive is sent to all four wheels through Bentley's full-time all-wheel-drive system. Why it matters: It is what makes 626 horsepower usable in weather, and it is the reason a Flying Spur can be the car an owner takes in December rather than the one that waits for spring. Behind the Wheel At town speeds the Flying Spur hides its size completely. The W12 is barely audible, the air suspension takes the road surface out of the conversation, and the steering is light and accurate enough that the car feels a class smaller than it measures. Open the throttle and the delivery is the surprise. There is no crescendo and no theater - just one enormous, seamless push of torque and a horizon that arrives sooner than it should, with the cabin no louder than it was a moment before. Speed here is something you read rather than something you hear. For the right owner, this is not simply a fast sedan. It is the one built for the driver who wants to cover four hundred miles and step out having spent nothing to do it. Preparation and Buying Confidence Before presentation, each vehicle is evaluated for cosmetic condition, mechanical integrity, and the ownership experience it is prepared to deliver. Our process includes a comprehensive exterior and interior detail, with paint correction where appropriate. Key wear items such as tires and brake components are evaluated against our internal preparation standards. This vehicle is offered with our 7-day return policy and a 2-month / 300-mile limited warranty, subject to eligibility and written terms. We can also provide high-resolution photography, a personalized walkaround, available factory documentation, vehicle-history review, and coordination of an independent inspection. The Perfect Auto Collection Difference Carefully curated luxury, exotic, and performance inventory Transparent representation and detailed condition conversations Personalized live or recorded video walkarounds Independent third-party inspections welcomed Nationwide enclosed transportation assistance Factory build-sheet and vehicle-history review Product Specialists focused on long-term relationships, not pressure Frequently Asked Questions Can I purchase this vehicle remotely? Yes. Many Perfect Auto Collection clients complete their purchase from outside Ohio using detailed photography, personalized video presentations, document review, and coordinated transportation. Can I arrange an independent inspection? Absolutely. 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