2018 Bentley Continental GT 6.0L Petrol · SHZ 7

As a 5,950cc petrol model first registered in July 2018, this Continental GT will sit in a high VED band and command a steep insurance group befitting a luxury performance coupe. Fuel economy will be poor relative to smaller cars due to the large displacement engine, and maintenance must be carried out by marque specialists at premium rates. Estimated annual running cost including fuel, tax, insurance and typical maintenance is likely in the region of £6,000-£9,000 given the engine size and luxury status.

The MOT history shows no failure types of concern, with every test from 971 miles in 2021 to 6,636 miles in 2024 returning a pass and no defects, so no specific failure-driven checks are warranted from the data. Nonetheless, inspect the white bodywork for parking damage and verify the 6.0-litre engine bay for fluid leaks, as low annual mileage (under 2,000 miles in most years) can mask infrequent use issues like flat spots on tyres or flat battery. A specialist inspection should also confirm the odometer reading aligns with the supplied MOT mileages and that the July 2018 registration documentation is consistent with the vehicle presented.