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Introducing the iconic Bentley T1/T2 – a timeless symbol of 1960s luxury, crafted in 1969 and still turning heads in garages worldwide. Whether you’re sketching out a restoration project or simply curious about its current market value, understanding the full picture of a Bentley T1/T2 price is essential.

• Model and Year: Bentley T1 (later T2), assembled from 1964‑1965 to 1967‑1969
• Engine: 4.5‑litre, 8‑cylitre (Head‑ring) – 360 hp at 5,500 rpm
• Transmission: 4‑speed Goddard manual with twin-clutch system
• Fuel Type: Regular petrol (high‑octane recommended)
• Drive Layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 5.126 m (201.6 in)
  • Wheelbase: 3.650 m (143.9 in)
  • Width: 1.890 m (74.4 in)
  • Height: 1.485 m (58.4 in)
• Weight: 1650 kg (3638 lb), mostly due to the all‑steel construction
• Interior Highlights: Hand‑stitched leather seats, walnut trim, bespoke wooden panels, and a truly classic 2‑speed over‑drive unit (optional)

Bentley T1/T2 depreciation – A key factor when evaluating the Bentley T1/T2 price. Classic models generally see a rapid loss of value early on, often 15‑20 % in the first year following purchase or first auction sale, as collectors focus on originality, condition, and provenance. Beyond the first year, depreciation typically slows to about 5‑8 % annually over the next five years, provided the vehicle is well maintained. Therefore, a pristine 1969 example might hold its value better than a heavily modified or poorly preserved counterpart. When we ask “what is a 1969 Bentley T1/T2 worth?” the answer isn't a single figure – it’s a range shaped by mileage, build notes, ownership history, and current market demand. A verified 1969 unit in excellent condition could command a price that sits higher or lower than the median, depending on those variables. Contemporaries—such as the Rolls Royce Silver Spirit, Jaguar Mark II, or the Aston Vantage—compete in a niche space where craftsmanship and provenance drive prices. Comparing the Bentley T1/T2 price to similar models reveals that while it is often priced at the high end for Buick‑type luxury, its unparalleled design heritage and the rarity of genuine T2 1969s give it an edge in auction results. Used Bentley T1/T2 price inquiries funnel into a marketplace that balances the allure of vintage prestige against the realities of restoration and maintenance. Certified condition reports and seller history dramatically influence the final figure. - In the UK, a 1969 T2 in pristine condition could fetch between £20,000‑£30,000. - In the US, comparable examples with original chrome and unaltered interiors might rank from $25,

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