Bentley Turbo R 1997 - RT LWB 4dr

2 Previous Owners, Top of the line model1 of just 252 examplesLong wheel base400 bhp, turbocharged 6.75 litre, V8 engineLuxuriously appointed.The Bentley Turbo RT was the last, rarest, most powerful and most expensive of the Turbo R line, only produced during 1997 and 1998 a mere 252 examples were manufactured. It is visually differentiated from other Bentley Turbo R models by its sport wheels, colour-coded grille slats and colour-coded bumpers. Performance is sufficient; with a 400 bhp engine producing a top speed of 150mph, the ultra-luxurious Turbo RT was one of the fastest luxury saloons of the time and the fastest ever Bentley saloon to be made.We are delighted to present this exceptional 1997 Bentley Turbo RT LWB. Only 36,552 miles from new! With just 2 owners from new (last owner since October 1999) (logbook shows 3 owners as a finance company was mistakenly put on the logbook, and we have letters from Bentley and the finance company to confirm this) and incredibly low mileage, this car is in outstanding condition, and really must be seen to be appreciated!Finished in Red Pearl with Parchment fine lines, and Parchment leather with St. James Red piping and Cherry Red carpets. We have a huge stack of paperwork with bills totalling over £49,200 in maintainance work and servicing, and the car has 16 service stamps in the service book with Bentley main dealers up to 2012, and Wraith Continental servicing since then.It is supplied with 4x keys, its original service book, and the bill of sale for the current owner purchasing the car in 1999.Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure accuracy of all our vehicles information, some inaccuracies may occur. It is important that you do not rely on this information but check with Boss motor company limited about any items which may affect your decision to buy this vehicle.Fuel consumption and power usage figures are for guidance only. Factors such as driving style, weather, loading, traffic conditions, all affect the rate at which fuel or power is consumed. It is likely that some journeys will result in greater fuel consumption for the same distance than other journeys. You would be wise to ensure the power range remains above 20% at all times.