1992 Bentley Continental

One of only 73 Continental IVs built

Incredibly rare European specification Continental IV

35,600 miles only!

Supplied new in Germany

Only two owners from new, with the previous owner since 1999

German registered with TÜV valid until 2026

Retains original books and factory-stamped service book

Desirable glass rear window model

Elegant Light Oyster with Parchment Connolly Hide interior

Our 1992 Bentley Continental Convertible by Mulliner Park Ward is a truly distinguished example of the marque’s final coachbuilt era. One of just 73 examples produced during the last run of this revered model, it stands as one of the rarest and most exclusive Bentleys of the late 20th century.

Delivered new in Germany, this particular car is an exceptional rarity as a factory-built, left-hand-drive European model. These are seldom seen today, especially in such well-preserved and original condition. It has had only two private owners from new, with the most recent ownership dating back to 1999.

Presented in the elegant and understated combination of Light Oyster metallic over Beige leather upholstery, the car retains a timeless and dignified presence. A desirable feature on this example is the factory-fitted glass rear window, a durable and more refined alternative to the earlier plastic versions.

The car remains registered in Germany and benefits from a valid TÜV inspection through 2026. It is accompanied by its original owner’s manuals and factory service booklet, which confirm its authenticity and meticulous maintenance history.

This Continental Convertible represents one of the last hand-built Bentleys crafted by Mulliner Park Ward and offers a unique opportunity to acquire a truly rare, collectible, and beautifully maintained example of Bentley’s coachbuilt legacy.

Now available for viewing at the DD Classics Dealership in London, please call to book an appointment.

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