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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s Bentley spotted on sale at Doncaster dealership for £125k

Portland Autos is marketing the Flying Spur as an ex-royal family car with 7,029 miles and a £124,975 asking price.

  • A Bentley Flying Spur formerly owned by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is listed for sale at Portland Autos in Doncaster for £124,975, nearly half its original £220,000 purchase price.
  • Dealership owner Clive Watson discovered the car's royal provenance after investigating its 'very strange service history', realizing it had been part of the royal household through a third party.
  • Previously displaying the 'A03 DOY' license plate, the vehicle features a Barnato racing green exterior, Cumbrian green diamond-quilted leather interior, and 22-inch polished alloy wheels. It has just 7,000 miles on the clock.
  • The sale coincides with Andrew's legal challenges following his February arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office. A High Court hearing on Thursday will address Thames Valley Police search warrants.
  • During Thursday's hearing, judges will consider a Thames Valley Police application to restrict access to certain documents. The force investigates allegations Andrew shared sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein during his trade envoy role.
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Currently, a luxury car from the British royal family is for sale. The green Bentley once belonged to Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

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In Britain, a Bentley car, allegedly owned by the former British Prince Andrew, was sold for Pound125,000 ($165,000). "The car formerly owned by the British royal family! The car had two owners since 2020", says the announcement on the Portland of Bawtry dealer's website in Doncaster, gives RIA "News." A car with a mileage of 7,000 (about 11,265 km) is sold for Pound24.975. The car has a six-litre engine, full drive, massage seats, and an audio …

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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