Ford Puma Forum

Sparks wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 3:43 pm My Wife thinks I should think about getting the Bentley Continental GT I've always hankered after next. A good used one will cost me less than a new Puma now.....Food for thought..

Maintaining it won't...

Sparks wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 3:43 pm My Wife thinks I should think about getting the Bentley Continental GT I've always hankered after next. A good used one will cost me less than a new Puma now.....Food for thought..

Nah. Thats massive depreciation and its basically a V W

Pawprint66 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 4:58 pm

Sparks wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 3:43 pm My Wife thinks I should think about getting the Bentley Continental GT I've always hankered after next. A good used one will cost me less than a new Puma now.....Food for thought..

Nah. Thats massive depreciation and its basically a V W

Agreed on the depreciation, but, getting one for twenty grand down from £170,000 ish makes it a bargain. I've driven one and it's just another level...Also most of the ones I've seen are very low mileage for the year....I'll still think about it.

4.0 litre or 6 W12 version Sparks?

6.0 GT will do...Could go for a Flying spur if pushed for the 4 doors...

Now on 9,371 miles.

approx 1800 after 6 months 84 % oil life

buying the bentley isn't the problem, paying for repairs / fuel would be

9856 miles after just over a year, ( it already had 2000 miles on when I bought it, 31% oil life left…the car is about 18 months old…

Now on 12,767 miles.

Still not in double figures after 13 months 7,170, apparently I've been around the moon.....