Bentley disqualified brother of King III put up for sale

The Portland Autos Motor Show in Doncaster put up for sale the 2020 Bentley Flying Spur, owned until 2025 by the brother of King Charles III Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. For a car with a run of 7 thousand miles, the dealership asks £125,000. The car show said Bentley was "in impeccable condition.".

The car was purchased in 2020 for the needs of the royal court for £220,000. Prince Andrew received it in 2021. Bentley was originally a blue color, but the prince repainted it in the green color Barnato Green. He installed license plates A03 DOY, where DOY stands for Duke of York. In 2021, Prince Andrew visited it for the funeral of his father, Prince Philip, and in 2022 – for the christening of his granddaughter. According to British media, in 2024-2025, the car was sold to a Bentley dealer through third parties, the number plates were removed. In the same years, there was a scandal over the links of the brother of the king with the American financier, trafficker and rapist Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew was subsequently stripped of his royal titles.

The dealer bought the car Portland Autos. It hopes the car's history will help it sell, "because it's interesting in itself and also means the car was very well cared for.".

Alena Miklashevskaya