2008 Bentley Azure After 50,000 Miles - How Does the Land Yacht Hold Up? (POV Binaural Audio) 

It's not astonishing. I sold them when new. It's the staggering price that creates a vehicle like that.

Check out the Facel Vega II interior, I think it's even better

Most hideous thing I've ever seen. Looks like a super cheap hotel or boat interior.

​@@username8644: That's funny! Can relate.

Personally I don't like the colour of the wood trim, it is too pale. It looks fake, needs to be several shades darker. Maybe it is because it is so close to the colour of the leather

@@robertwillis4061 What do you mean it looks fake? Their are various types of trees and all of their wood looks different. Walnut is not the only real wood.

To be honest, not that much.

@@ferrochinabisleri1587 its incredible you weirdo

Can you expound more on what things do you learn in the process with these cars?

Have heard Phantoms are like nothing else to drive

you are correct@@Evan-McM

Did you see the purple azure in the Palm Beach, Florida area?

I may have seen it myself! It was stunning!

Thank you!

Have you ever owned one with more than 50K miles? My friend did; had to rebuild suspension, window motor, etc etc. My opinion; POS , especially given the cost of the vehicle.

It’s not just that some parts will be very hard to find over time, but it’s the sheer amount of parts on Rolls Royce/Bentley cars that really shocks people. These cars usually have at least 6 mufflers, and you can just imagine the hours it will take to replace them, then add in labor and the cost of parts. An oil change will cost at least $500. A new convertible top is at least $15,000. You can just imagine what you’ll spend on gas and insurance. Bentley’s depreciate really badly, often people buy them and don’t realize the time, money, and commitment it takes to keep one running. Even if you can afford it, it’s still a major commitment. Sadly, they’re also not known for being reliable cars. Buying a cheaper used one that looks beautiful might be tempting, but it can be hiding a host of problems only a certified Bentley mechanic would see. If you want an elegant and luxurious car, get a top of the line Lexus: they’re famous for being extremely reliable, better made than just about anything, not expensive to maintain, and are virtually silent inside when you’re driving. There’s a reason used Lexus’ hold their value so well.

@@Mike-rk8px I agree with what you wrote. I would never get a Bentley Convertible. We have a number of vehicles, mostly antiques. I have a 52 Jaguar Mark 7 that is slowly getting restored and that has Bentley styling: that will have to do. That will be my retirement pimp car.😂😂😂

I'm a Mercedes Benz owner. Love the turning radius, great on premium fuel, and isn't bad on synthetic oil changes. $138. Drove my CLK from San Diego to Tampa in 4.5 days. This car loved cruise control @ 85 mph. 300 miles per tank, that's from El Paso to San Antonio. By the way, excellent Bose sound system! Now I'm a Depeche Mode fan/air-conditioner here in Ybor City, Florida God Bless you all! 🇺🇸. 💯.

Incredibly generous! Thank you

Yep me too. Much prefer something like this than a supercar !

But their vehicles only come in one size - fucking huge.

That’s the law here too but even the cops don’t follow it.

AutoTopNL has an autobahn review if you havent watched that already

Always 😂

It’s rarely raining in my videos.

That isn't realistic at all. It is still just a car with many moving parts. Things wear out over time through use and through environmental wear and tear. Just because something is so expensive, doesn't mean you are 100% free from repairs. Just look at all the motors and linkages needed to put the top up and down even.

​@@Addison0526There's cars that last to 300k without any major repairs. They are mostly Toyotas, Hondas, or old diesels like VW and audi tdi. Definitely not a Bentley or anything British made.

The Older Ones Lasted Longer Because Less Computer/ECU Issues/Sensors & Gadgets 2Throw Trips - But 4The Price They Should Have Way Less Problems.....Period

Probably

I buy every car I review. 3 cars per week