Used Bentley market splits, with Continental at $205,000 and GT at $43,400

The used Bentley market is two markets. In listings we tracked through Oct. 1, the median asking price for the Continental is $205,000, while the Continental GT has a median of $43,400.

Across all 531 used Bentleys for sale, the median asking price is $130,000. The Continental, Continental GT and Continental GTC account for 265, 103 and 75 of those listings.

Two models rate cool, the Continental and the Continental GT. The GTC and GT Speed are balanced. The Supersports, GT V8 and GTC Speed are cold.

Big models sell in about two months, and prices hold

The Continental GTC leaves the market fastest of the models we break out, at a typical 66 days from first listing. The Continental follows at 68 days, and the GTC Speed at 70. Only 29% of GTCs carried a price cut in the last 90 days.

Asking prices for comparable cars were flat at the three biggest models between June 2026 and October 2026. The Continental, GT and GTC each stayed within the noise.

Supersports and GT Speed are the slow ones

The Continental Supersports has the heaviest cutting of any model listed. Of its 21 listings, 52% had a price cut in the last 90 days, and a typical car takes 97 days to leave the market. Supersports for sale also carry 4.7 months of supply, the most of the three cold models.

The slowest is the Continental GT Speed at 102 days, though only 16% of its 31 listings were cut.

The Continental holds the most deals

Our Bentley deals page counts 152 great or good ratings across the 531 cars. The Continental has the most of any model, with 39 great deals and 36 good ones.

Take a 2023 Continental GT Speed in Beluga Solid in Greenwich, Connecticut. With 12,407 miles, it asks $201,498, about $24,000 under fair value.

In Las Vegas, Nevada, a 2021 GTC Speed with 21,780 miles asks $160,023, about $27,000 under its fair value. It has been listed 71 days.

Older cars have been listed longest

A white 2012 Continental GT in St. Charles, Illinois, has 17,659 miles and asks $43,371, about $21,000 under fair value. It has been listed 395 days and cut twice, most recently on Oct. 1. At that length of time, it is worth asking for a lower price, and other 2012 Continental GTs show how it compares.

A gray 2007 Continental GTC in Plainfield, New Jersey, asks $33,329 with 23,752 miles. Two cuts have taken it 21.6% below its first recorded price.

Continental GT supply runs 4.6 months at the recent pace of cars leaving the market, so a buyer has time to compare Continental GTs for sale before making an offer.