Used Bentley Flying Spur for Sale in Claremont, NH

Located in Pittsburgh, PA / 440 miles away from Claremont, NH

*** CLEAN CARFAX *** REAR VIEW CAMERA *** HEATED AND VENTILATED SEATS *** NAVIGATION SYSTEM *** SUNROOF *** BI-XENON HEADLIGHTS *** At Porsche Pittsbu...

Features and Specs:

15 Combined MPG (12 City/20 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: SCBEC9ZA2EC089818
Stock: EC089818T
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in New York, NY / 199 miles away from Claremont, NH

Manhattan Motorcars is pleased to be currently offering this 2022 Bentley Flying Spur W12 with 3,452mi. This Bentley includes: BENTLEY ROTATING DISPLA...

Features and Specs:

15 Combined MPG (12 City/19 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: SCBBB6ZGXNC095987
Stock: U19652
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in Latham, NY / 85 miles away from Claremont, NH

Local Trade, AUTOMATIC, CLEAN CARFAX HISTORY, FITTED WITH NEW PIRELLI P ZERO TIRES, 4-Wheel Disc Brakes, ABS brakes, Adaptive suspension, Auto-dimming...

Features and Specs:

15 Combined MPG (12 City/20 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: SCBEC9ZA2GC053548
Stock: MU8152
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in New York, NY / 199 miles away from Claremont, NH

Looking for a clean, well-cared for 2020 Bentley Flying Spur? This is it. This Bentley includes: REFRIGERATED BOTTLE COOLER // INDUCTIVE PHONE CHARGER...

Features and Specs:

15 Combined MPG (12 City/19 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: SCBBB6ZG4LC082911
Stock: PO3948
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in New York, NY / 199 miles away from Claremont, NH

Manhattan Motorcars has a wide selection of exceptional pre-owned vehicles to choose from, including this 2020 Bentley Flying Spur. This Bentley inclu...

Features and Specs:

15 Combined MPG (12 City/19 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: SCBBB6ZG5LC081797
Stock: PO4645
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in Palmyra, NJ / 271 miles away from Claremont, NH

Features and Specs:

16 Combined MPG (13 City/22 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: SCBEH9ZA2JC066292
Stock: 066292
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in Southampton, NY / 171 miles away from Claremont, NH

This vehicle won't be on the lot long! Performance, ride, and head-turning good looks! A turbocharger is also included as an economical means of incre...

Dealer Review:

My wife's car was dying and we needed a new BMW. Based on my own experience with BMW, and pricing being what it is these days, we focused on a Certified SUV to get a bit more warranty from the marketplace. We were specifically looking for a light-colored X3 with a 6-cylinder engine (the M40i), a car that was hard to come by in that combination; BMW Southampton had one. Even though it was 3.5 hours between our home in Connecticut and Southampton (by driving or by ferry), the car that was on the lot “appeared” to be all that we wanted. After speaking with the salesman, we decided to put a deposit down and head over to see the car. Scott said, "this is a great car, clean, no damage, no accidents... why bother coming down twice, you already know how the car drives." (I had mentioned driving a black version at another dealer). That was his pitch, and we were the foolish catchers! Below summarizes the days/week(s) that followed the initial conversation: 1. Salesman took a day (or two) off after asking for all the info needed for the finance and insurance paperwork. His emails were short, some salient points needed to be clarified, but after delaying our trip down by a day or two, it appeared that he had everything required. But as we approached Memorial Day weekend it became clear that Scott had not followed through and contacted our insurance agent! I called, messaged, emailed, and even called the Sales Manager, (who told me he had NO IDEA what the Salesman was doing with this deal)! In the end, I did the salesman's work and contacted my insurance agent, asked the agent to contact Scott (instead of the other way around), and on the day we were driving down, learned that he did try to call the agent ONCE, but then he went fishing and did not answer the 5-6 calls and messages that the insurance office had left him. As we were driving to Southampton I was in touch with my agent to make sure that the insurance rider was there when we arrived. 2. After a 3 1/2 hour trip, we arrived and were shuffled into the financial manager's office. He was very friendly, told us the salesman was probably with another customer or something (remember, I had no idea what any of these people looked like), and we started the paperwork. Foolish strike #2: We were NOT shown the car and I foolishly assumed that the salesman was a responsible person and had not outright lied about he the car. After all, this is a Certified BMW! 3. The chit-chat with the finance guy was friendly, perhaps a bit too much for a business dealing. He was tired. His daughter had her prom the night before (it was that level of conversation). While signing the papers, he ran through the terms of the loan, and misquoted when the first payment was due. He said 45-days, I said 90-days. He said, "no, BMW always does 45-days." I pulled up the ad on my phone and showed him, "nope... it says here 90-days." He got up, went to verify, came back and said, "I guess you're right... I really need a f*ng nap!" YES, that is a DIRECT QUOTE IN FRONT OF ME AND MY WIFE. "I need a F*NG NAP!" If it had not already gone downhill, that was the start of a steep grade! 4. Paperwork done, we finally met "the Salesman!” If he spent 30 minutes with us delivering a car, I am giving him the benefit of more than 10 of those minutes! It was also the most unsatisfying and confusing 30 minutes I have ever spent with a salesman. He had NO idea how the car worked! Not mechanically, not technically! He quickly explained away the loud engine startup sound (though I don't think he understood the “burble” of the 6-cylinder M40 is intentional). His only attempt at being helpful was to offer, "This is the map view I really like!” as he played through the menus without actually showing us what he was doing. When we asked about connecting Apple Carplay, which I had said over and over again was a REQUIREMENT for us, he said, "I don't use that stuff... if I want to use Waze or some other app, I use a Vent-Clip and just hang my phone on the dashboard." Yup! Quality salesmanship... tell the customer one of the most important features he is buying is crap! 5. My wife put her phone on the wireless charging tray (another great feature… if it worked) and the light turned blue, then red. It was not working. Scott tried to blame her phone case, my case, my brother in law's case. We took a case off and he dropped the phone onto the tray, it turned blue... he said, "there you go" and started to rush off to another customer before 10 seconds had passed. We learned that it takes about 10 seconds before the light turned red again! (He insisted that it was normal! We later learned the charger was BROKEN). 6. I got out of the car and called the salesman back, taking him away from his other “important customers," and pointed out that the hood was out of line. He opened the hood, SLAMMED it down, then opened it again and pointed to the "Hood Lifters" and told me that *I* should play with those to get the hood lined up. Isn't that something that should be noticed and fixed during the Certification process? I don’t know because we were never given a Certification Checklist (which is apparently the normal thing, at least according to BMW). 7. I walked him around the front of the car and pointed out a dent with some yellow paint under the driver's side grill panel. There was also a piece of black grill trim that was loose, the tabs obviously had been bent or broken. Remember now, this is a guy who had told me the car was "perfect" had "no dents" and had "never been in an accident". His response when I pointed out the dent and broken grill? "What do you expect? It's a used car, it's going to have some problems!” Since we were now 6 hours into the trip and had already signed all the papers (and had handed over a check for more than $20,000), we decided to take the car home. I have a local dealer whom I trust and figured that we could argue about the dent, but anything else would probably fall under warranty anyway. I had NO idea how bad it could be. On the drive home, I called and spent more than one hour on the phone with BMW Customer Care. The agent I spoke with was shocked, sympathetic, and promised to raise the issue to a higher level (that’s another issue, below). Within the first 30 days, the car was in 3 times for multi-day repairs. The wireless charging tray was indeed broken, a replacement part had to be ordered (twice). The Air Conditioning did not blow cold, so while the car was in the first time, the dealer hooked it up to an ODB computer and noticed a Fault indicating the Radiator Flaps were not closing properly. The car had to be reprogrammed. We were hoping that this was the reason the Air conditioning was not cooling properly. The second trip had was the replacement for the wireless charging pad, but as we sat in the parking lot with the Service Technician, he noticed the car did NOT cool down. We scheduled a 3rd service appointment and they found that the Fresh Air Filter had not been installed correctly, likely on the most recent maintenance visit (you all can guess where that was done). In the end, I called BMW Customer Care (a number of times). I worked my way up the ladder where they were surprised that I had NOT been provided with a Certification Checklist! BMW asked Southampton to send the checklist, but a month later - Nothing. Corporate says they can "recommend" but cannot force (nor reprimand) a franchise operator! Ugh

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Features and Specs:

17 Combined MPG (14 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: SCBEH9ZAXHC060914
Stock: BU4244T
Certified Pre-Owned: No