2013 Bentley Continental GTC W12 For Sale With 64,000 Miles

The Bentley Continental GTC is the definitive open-top grand tourer, pairing hand-crafted luxury with effortless twin-turbo W12 power. This 2013 example carries the desirable Mulliner Driving Specification and is finished in black over brown leather with 64,000 miles. It is on Bring a Trailer at $15,000 with two days to go.

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What it’s worth right now

Depreciation has brought the mighty GTC within reach of a far wider audience. According to Cars.com and current listings, 2013 Continental GTC values average in the mid $60,000s, with clean W12 convertibles generally trading from around $50,000 into the high $60,000s depending on mileage and condition, against a sticker well over $200,000 when new.

This car’s desirable Mulliner specification and open-top W12 configuration support that range, while the 64,000 miles and the notes below temper it. At $15,000 with two days remaining and ten bids in, the price should climb into the mid $50,000s.

Condition and details

The car is a well-equipped, handsome example. Finished in black with a power black soft top over brown leather, it runs the twin-turbocharged 6.0-liter W12, rated at 567 horsepower, through a six-speed automatic and all-wheel drive with a 40:60 torque split. The Mulliner Driving Specification adds quilted leather, drilled alloy pedals, and logo embroidery, and the cabin includes heated, ventilated, and massaging front seats with neck warmers, plus a Breitling clock. The 20-inch wheels were refinished in 2026.

A few points deserve attention. Running costs are the central consideration on any affordable Bentley: major services, tires, brakes, and any W12 or air-suspension work run into the thousands, so budget accordingly and get a specialist pre-purchase inspection. A commenter noted possible overspray by a door handle, suggesting a repaint, so confirm the paint history.

There are stone chips on the nose, and you should verify the air suspension operates correctly through all modes. With 64,000 miles and thin service records from a recent dealer acquisition, confirm the major services are up to date.

The offer

Interested in this 2013 Bentley Continental GTC W12? View the listing here.

What makes the Continental GTC unique

The Continental GTC is the car that redefined Bentley for the modern era, blending the marque’s traditional craftsmanship with genuine everyday usability and shattering performance. Its hallmark is the twin-turbocharged 6.0-liter W12, an engine of remarkable smoothness and effortless thrust that pushes the substantial convertible with surprising urgency while remaining whisper-quiet at a cruise. All-wheel drive makes that power usable in any weather, and the hand-finished interior, with its wood veneers, deep leather, and massaging seats, is a genuine luxury sanctuary.

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Drop the top, and the GTC becomes one of the finest ways to travel, combining open-air freedom with the refinement and presence that only a Bentley delivers. That blend of craftsmanship, performance, and open-top grandeur is exactly what makes it so appealing, especially now that depreciation has made it attainable.

My take

For the money, few cars deliver this much presence and luxury. A W12 Continental GTC with the Mulliner specification and massaging seats is a genuine event to drive and to sit in, and the black-over-brown combination is elegant and understated. This is a case where the purchase price is the easy part, and buying the right, well-maintained example is what matters.

Fair value sits in the $50,000 to $68,000 range, most likely the mid to high $50,000s, reflecting the desirable specification and open-top W12 appeal against the mileage. Before bidding, get a Bentley-specialist inspection, confirm the possible repaint and the air suspension, and budget realistically for ongoing upkeep. Handle that, and you own a supremely luxurious open-top grand tourer for a fraction of its original price.

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