Buying or Selling a 1952 Bentley Mark VI?

 

The Bentley Mark VI was first introduced in 1946 as a four-door Standard Steel Sports Saloon that marked a radical change for Rolls-Royce. The body was made at Pressed Steel’s factory and the model was the first to be offered with factory built coachwork. A-post fitted air intakes and a chrome strip appeared on the waistline on later models. A six-cylinder in-line F-head engine with a capacity of 4.6 liters powered the 1952 Bentley Mark VI, giving the car satisfying performance. Power was transmitted to the wheels through a four-speed transmission. The Bentley Mark VI was available in left hand-drive from 1951, to better serve the international market. Brakes were servo-assisted and the chassis was equipped with independent front suspension and leaf springs in the rear.

 

1952 Bentley Mark VI Seller’s Guide

Looking to sell your 1952 Bentley Mark VI? The Alex Manos team is ready to assist you with your project and would also love the opportunity to make an offer on your 1952 Bentley Mark VI. The team is composed of experienced and enthusiastic classic car specialists, who know the market very well. If you’re wondering how to get the best price on your model, the team will help you tailor your offer and ad so that you can get the best possible deal. Moreover, Alex Manos and his team are known for sharing tips and advice with classic car buyers and sellers, to help facilitate smooth and hassle-free transactions for everyone. One recommendation they often share when selling a classic car is to take your model to a trusted mechanic and ask if any small fixes can be done to increase the value. This step will allow you to limit the advantage of potential buyers and make your 1952 Bentley Mark VI more desirable.

The Alex Manos team welcomes you anytime in their Los Angeles showroom. Call today to find out how much the experts would offer for your 1952 Bentley Mark VI. The staff regularly handles transactions between different states and internationally, and will offer to take care of transportation from anywhere in the U.S., including Alaska. So don’t hesitate to ask for their help regardless of your location!

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