2022 Bentley Flying Spur 6.0 W12

About this Bentley Flying Spur

The 2022 Bentley Flying Spur 6.0 W12 is offered from stock in Japan in White with 7,000 km on the odometer. It is right-hand drive and drives through a automatic transmission matched to all-wheel drive. The Flying Spur is Bentley's four-door flagship, and the W12 version uses the 6.0-litre twin-turbo engine that defined the brand's modern era, producing around 635 PS and 900 Nm. An eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and permanent all-wheel drive put the power down, while air suspension and rear-wheel steering keep a 2.4-tonne saloon manageable in town. Vehicle specification: first registration 2022, mileage 7,000 km, engine 6,000 cc, transmission automatic, drivetrain AWD, steering right-hand drive, exterior colour White, body style sedan, seating 5 seats. Equipment highlights: Adaptive cruise control; Lane-keeping assist; Electronic stability control; Automatic high beam; Automatic headlights; Front and side airbags; Sunroof; Anti-lock braking system; Dual-zone climate control; Power steering; Power windows; Immobiliser and alarm; Idle-stop system; Bluetooth connectivity; Power-folding door mirrors; SD-card navigation; Full-segment digital TV; Media player connectivity. Condition and provenance: the listing records no recorded repair history, Japanese dealer car. The car is a Japanese-market example held by a dealer, and the photographs in this listing show the actual vehicle rather than library images. A 2022 Flying Spur with the 6.0-litre W12, permanent four-wheel drive and an eight-speed automatic, showing 7,000 km. White over a five-seat cabin, right-hand drive, supplied with a 12-month warranty and a vehicle condition report. Why this car is worth considering: the Flying Spur W12 combines limousine rear space with a 6.0-litre twin-turbo engine that makes it one of the last genuinely effortless long-distance cars. This is a car that works as a daily driver and as a chauffeur car: five seats, a large boot and a supple ride on air suspension. Fuel consumption is heavy in town, as expected of a 6.0-litre W12, but long-distance cruising is its natural environment. Documentation and shipping: every export includes the Japanese export certificate, the purchase invoice, the bill of lading and insurance cover for the voyage. We handle deregistration, port delivery and customs paperwork, and we can quote RoRo or container shipping depending on the car and the destination. Buyers in markets with type-approval or age-based import rules should confirm the applicable route before the car is booked, and we will supply photographs of the chassis plate and documentation in advance where that helps the process. What we check before shipping: tyre condition and age, fluid levels, battery health, air-conditioning function, warning lights, keys and manuals, and that the mileage and specification match the listing. Anything that does not match is reported to you before the car leaves Japan, not after it arrives. Buying and exporting from Japan: ZervTek can visit the vehicle in person before purchase, obtain additional photographs and video, put your questions to the dealer, review available maintenance records and the Japanese registration history, coordinate the purchase and export paperwork, and arrange insured RoRo or container shipping to your port. Frequently asked questions Does the listed price include shipping? The price shown is the vehicle price in Japan. Shipping, marine insurance and destination charges are quoted separately once we know your port, and we can provide a full landed-cost estimate before you commit. Is the mileage guaranteed? Mileage is taken from the Japanese dealer listing and the auction or dealer documentation supplied with the car. We confirm it against the paperwork before export. Can I have the car inspected before purchase? Yes. We can visit the vehicle in person, request additional photos and video from the dealer, put your questions to them directly, and review the maintenance records and Japanese registration history. Any inspection is arranged separately and quoted before it takes place. Is this car left- or right-hand drive? This example is right-hand drive, as confirmed by the Japanese listing.

Highlights & equipment