Former Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Bentley offered for £124,975 in Doncaster
A Bentley formerly owned by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is being offered for £124,975 by a Doncaster dealership, nearly half its reported original value of £222,000. Its royal provenance may attract buyers, while the sale also follows the loss of Andrew’s titles and the removal of the personalised “DOY” number plate.
The 2021 Bentley Flying Spur has 7,029 miles and is described by Portland Autos as being in flawless condition, with racing-green paint, cream leather and walnut trim, and features including a sunroof and ventilated seats. Andrew reportedly drove it to Prince Philip’s funeral in 2021; the dealership says it acquired the car through a third party, after it had been sold to a specialist Bentley dealer in 2024 or 2025.
- Andrew’s former Bentley is on sale for £124,975.
- The car has 7,029 miles and once carried a “DOY” plate.
- The Doncaster dealer says it bought the car through a third party.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, is a member of the royal family and the younger brother of King Charles III. His public role has changed in recent years, including the loss of his royal titles.
The Bentley is a luxury saloon car made by the British motor manufacturer Bentley. Its link to a prominent former owner may interest collectors, while its age, mileage, condition and equipment are also factors buyers typically consider when assessing a used car.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Andrew’s ‘DOY’ Bentley found for sale at dealership in Doncaster at nearly half price”.