
A Bentley believed to have belonged to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has gone on sale at a dealership for nearly £125,000.
The luxury Bentley Flying Spur, which has clocked up just 7,000 miles, is being advertised by Portland of Bawtry in Doncaster as an ‘Ex Royal Family Car’.
The asking price is £124,975, which is considerably less than the reported £220,000 it cost when it was bought new around six years ago.
The former Duke of York was previously seen driving a Bentley Flying Spur with the personalised ‘A03 DOY’ number plate to his father’s funeral in 2021 and his granddaughter’s christening the following year.
He reportedly gave up the number plate last October, around the time the King announced stripping him of his titles. It is also no longer listed on the DVLA website.
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The car was reportedly resprayed in Barnato racing green and comes with a linen and Cumbrian green diamond-quilted leather interior.


It also has a six-litre engine, four-wheel drive and 22-inch polished alloy wheels.
Dealership owner Clive Watson told The Times: ‘We found it had a very strange service history so made some inquiries and realised it was a royal household car.
‘The Bentley is beautiful, in flawless condition and has just 7,000 miles on it.
The sale comes as Andrew prepares to take legal action against Thames Valley Police and the Central Criminal Court in an attempt to quash search warrants linked to his arrest in February.


He was arrested on his 66th birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
This came following allegations that he shared sensitive information with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein while serving as the UK’s trade envoy. Mountbatten-Windsor has denied any wrongdoing.
The warrants allowed police to search his residence on the Sandringham Estate and his former home in Windsor.
A High Court hearing is due to take place on Thursday, when judges will also consider a Thames Valley Police application to restrict access to certain documents.
The force has said its investigation into alleged misconduct in public office remains ongoing.
Metro has contacted Portland Autos for comment.
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