2009 Bentley Arnage Final Series Sedan

Bentley produced the Arnage full-size luxury car from 1998 through 2009. Power was initially from a 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged BMW M62 V8 engine, and by 2007 it was a 6.8-liter twin-turbocharged V8. In 2008 the company announced that Arnage production would come to an end the following year when it would be replaced by the Mulsanne. A limited run of Arnage T Final Series models were built celebrating the end of production, the company's 90th anniversary, and the 50th anniversary of the Bentley V-8 engine. The Final Series wore Final Series badges inside and out, 20-inch wheels, dark tinted front grilles, twin exhaust pipes, and lower front wing vents. They were fully customizable by the buyers and production was planned for 150 cars, but no more than 96 were produced.

This particular example was a United States example finished in Royal Ebony over a Magnolia interior. It was produced in May 2009, and options included the Naim premium audio system, a massaging driver's seat, reversing camera, wood-and-leather steering wheel, Sirius satellite radio, an iPod interface, and veneered companion mirrors. Upon completion, it was sent to Bentley Northbrook of Northbrook, Illinois and was registered in Florida but spent most of its time in New York. The current owner had it exported to Switzerland where it has remained for the last few years.

This Bentley Arnage T Final Series currently has fewer than 7,350 miles on the odometer.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jun 2020