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£24,188 (Est: £25,000 - £30,000)

2011 Bentley Continental GT Supersports

United Kingdom • 10 May 2026 • Lot 38

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 2011 Bentley Continental GT Supersports, one of approximately 500 right-hand drive models, boasts a powerful 621 bhp engine and a rare Magnetic Grey exterior with Beluga leather interior, accented with yellow details. Having been well-maintained with a comprehensive service history, it presents a unique opportunity to own a high-performance grand tourer.

Condition

7

The car has been well-maintained with ten Bentley main dealer and one specialist service stamps. It has covered a modest 108,300 miles and been sympathetically maintained. However, it's fifteen years old, has had five previous owners and the listing states 'slight wear visible in paint, interior'.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

SCBCK63W1CC070767

Odometer:

108,300 miles

Reg Number:

DK61 CAO

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Everything about the Bentley Continental Supersports was engineered for a single purpose: to deliver the most exhilarating driving experience possible from behind the wheel of a Bentley.

The fastest, most powerful Bentley ever (with 621 bhp), it features a significantly tuned, twin-turbocharged engine and a revised Tiptronic automatic gearbox employing a quick-shift system; gear change times were reduced by fifty per cent.

Extensive use of lightweight components throughout, including carbon fibre and Alcantara interior trim, and the largest carbon fibre-reinforced silicon carbide ceramic disc brakes on a production car, resulted in 0-60 mph in 3.7secs.

and a top speed of 204 mph.

In 2011, the original Supersports was joined by a convertible version that lost virtually nothing to its coupé sibling; 0-60 took 3.9secs.

and top speed was barely affected, standing at 202 mph.

Only around 1,800 Supersports were produced between 2009 and 2011, of which 1,207 were coupés.

It is reckoned...