Bentley Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

Bentley sells a short lineup, so the price you pay depends mostly on which of three body styles you choose: an SUV, a four-door sedan, or a grand touring coupe. Each has its own base price, and options change the total a great deal.

This page lists the starting MSRPs for the three models in the 2026 list, compares them with 2025, and previews the 2027 Bentayga. For the SUV's individual trims, see our Bentley Bentayga price page.

The Bentayga is the entry point at $226,750. The Flying Spur follows at $254,850, and the Continental GT at $288,750. These are starting prices only. Destination and options add to the final price.

Which one fits depends on how you plan to use the car. The Bentayga is the SUV, so it is the one to look at if you want ground clearance and cargo room. The Flying Spur is the sedan, and the Continental GT is the coupe.

The three models moved in different directions. The Bentayga started at $207,050 in 2025 and is listed at $226,750 for 2026. The Flying Spur went the other way, from $276,450 to $254,850. The Continental GT was listed at $284,750 in 2025 and is $288,750 for 2026.

A drop in a starting price does not always mean the same car costs less. Trim structure and standard equipment can change between model years, so check what each base car includes before comparing.

The list shows the 2027 Bentayga at $232,450. No 2027 prices were verified for the Flying Spur or the Continental GT, so check Bentley's official US site for those.

• Model and trim: Beyond the base model, higher trims and special series carry higher prices.
• Personalization: Bentley offers extensive choices in paint, leather, wood, and trim. Many of these add to the price, and the total can rise well above the base figure.
• Destination: Destination and options add to the final price.
• Taxes and fees: State sales tax, title, registration, and dealer documentation fees vary by location.
• Availability: A car already in stock may be priced differently from one built to order.

A new Bentley lets you specify the car and starts the manufacturer warranty. It also means waiting if the car is built to order. A pre-owned Bentley is available sooner, and prices depend on model, mileage, options, and condition.

If you buy pre-owned, request the complete service history and confirm which warranty coverage transfers. Have the car inspected by an authorized Bentley service center. Some of these cars have complex systems, so a general inspection may not be enough.

Plan for insurance, scheduled service, tires, registration, and depreciation. Insurance quotes depend on your location, driving record, and the model, so request quotes before you decide. Ask the dealer what service plans exist and what the warranty covers.

Compare the same model year. A 2025 and a 2026 car of the same name are priced differently, as the history table shows. Then compare body styles that suit your use. An SUV, a sedan, and a coupe have different strengths, and a lower sticker on one body style does not make it the better value for you.

Ask for written quotes on the same configuration. A low base price can be followed by a long list of paid options, so the fair comparison is the car as you would actually specify it.

Bentley's official US website lists current models. For a firm figure, ask an authorized Bentley dealer for an itemized quote that shows the base price, options, destination, and fees.