Used Bentley Azure for sale

Refined power and timeless British design meet in the Bentley Azure. This is a convertible grand tourer built for comfort and presence.

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Used Bentley Azure cars in stock

£97,950
Bentley Azure
- 2006
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- 39,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Hanwells of London Ltd
London
£99,948
Bentley Azure 6.8 Mulliner 2dr
- 2009
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- 28,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Imperial Prestige Hornchurch
Hornchurch

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Used Bentley Azure

The Bentley Azure is the definition of traditional luxury. It combines a powerful V8 engine with a sumptuously appointed cabin that ensures every trip feels out of the ordinary. Launched in 1995 and updated in 2006, it offers unmistakable design, a sense of unhurried grace, and speeds up to 168mph. It blends driveability and dramatic looks, especially with the roof down, and is admired for its smooth ride, hand-crafted leather interiors, and effortless cruising ability.

Pros

Genuine British luxury
Smooth and powerful V8 engine with a distinctive rumble
Superb ride quality

Cons

High running and maintenance costs
Large size makes town driving and parking tricky
Uneconomical on fuel

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What are the key safety features of the Bentley Azure?

The Bentley Azure offers safety features in keeping with its era and class. Most models come with anti-lock braking, front and side airbags, rollover protection and traction control. You don't get modern touches like adaptive cruise control or lane-keep assistance, so attentive driving is essential, especially for such a sizeable car.
What engine options are available with the Bentley Azure?

The Azure is most commonly equipped with Bentley’s 6.75-litre V8 petrol engine. In first-generation cars, power output varied but offered plenty of effortless acceleration. Second-generation models refined the engine further for smoother, quieter performance. No smaller engine options are available.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Bentley Azure?

Earlier Bentley Azures offer traditional analogue dials, climate control and sound systems that were premium at the time. Later models bring more modern touches, including satellite navigation, improved sound quality and more advanced onboard systems. Compared to today’s cars, onboard infotainment is modest, which is part of the Azure's charm.
What is the fuel consumption of the Bentley Azure?

Fuel economy is not a strong point for the Azure – expect 15mpg to 18mpg under real-world conditions. The large, powerful V8 and the weight of the car mean running costs will always be substantial, which is something to keep in mind if your annual mileage is high.
What should I check when buying a used Bentley Azure?

Inspect the service history carefully – especially regular maintenance of the V8 and the folding roof mechanism. Electrical systems are areas to check for faults. As with any high-value luxury car, a professional inspection is wise – consider The AA Vehicle Inspection service for reassurance before buying.
Are Bentley Azure cars reliable?

Reliability is fair, though older Azures may require attention to ageing electrics and roof hydraulics. Regular servicing by a Bentley specialist is essential to keep things running smoothly. In general, these cars are robust if well-maintained, but costs can quickly add up if they're neglected or rarely used.