2023 Flying Spur Safety

A car in this price range is unlikely to be crash-tested for a safety review by the NHTSA and IIHS. Given the attention to detail and standard safety specification, it's highly likely the Bentley will fare exceptionally well in an accident, despite there being no official rating from either authority.

2023 Flying Spur Key Safety Features

The standard safety kit on the Flying Spur includes dual front airbags, side airbags for front and rear passengers, as well as curtain bags front and rear. The driver assistance features include traffic sign recognition, front and rear park distance control, pedestrian detection, city assist, auto-dimming mirrors, a top-view camera, and rear cross-traffic alert. The Touring Specification package can be added for a head-up display, night vision, Bentley's Safeguard Plus, adaptive cruise control, and lane assist.

Bentley Flying Spur TrimsV8HybridHybrid SSHybrid AzureAzureHybrid Oddysean EditionHybrid MullinerMulliner V8Mulliner W12
Back-Up CameraSSSSSSSSSS
Cross-Traffic AlertSSSSSSSSSS
Rear Parking AidSSSSSSSSSS
Blind Spot MonitorN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Lane Departure WarningSSSSSSSSSS
Lane Keeping AssistN/AN/AN/AN/ASSSSSS
ABSSSSSSSSSSS
Night VisionSSSSSSSSSS
Tire Pressure MonitorSSSSSSSSSS
Brake AssistSSSSSSSSSS
Stability ControlSSSSSSSSSS
Traction ControlSSSSSSSSSS


2023 Flying Spur Reliability

The Flying Spur has only been recalled twice in recent years, and this pertains to 2022 and 2021 models with incorrectly installed seatbelt assemblies and incorrect airbag information printed in the manual. 2020 saw two recalls for an incorrectly welded fuel tank and a malfunction on the top-view camera.

Bentley has a three-year/unlimited mileage warranty, but you can extend it for an additional two years.

Warranty

BasicDrivetrainCorrosionRoadside AssistanceMaintenance
3 Years / Unlimited Miles3 Years / Unlimited Miles3 Years / Unlimited Miles3 Years / Unlimited Miles3 Years / 30,000 Miles