It has been over two years since I purchased my 2004 Bentley Arnage T. And what an amazing experience it has been. Unfortunately, we are getting closer to saying good-bye to the Bentley. My initial goal was to keep the car for a year to see if a middle-class guy could afford to own and drive a car that was originally intended for the super rich. After a year went by, I decided to double down and keep the car for another year. This last year has flown by and I am approaching that sad point where it’s time to sell the ol’ girl. It will be greatly missed. Check out the video below.
Don’t worry, I still plan on making fun automotive content! I’ve got more Bentley Arnage videos on the way and I am looking forward to trying this experiment again with another “high-risk” vehicle.
I will post more details later about where, when, and pricing details of the sale as I work out those details. Subscribe to the YouTube Channel or check back at JoshsWorld.com for more details.
Hi Josh, your videos have been very informative and useful. I am soon to purchase a 2001 green label Arnage and will be making contact with a few questions. Until then, I’ll be watching more videos to learn more stuff.
Sold?
As of yet, I have not listed it for sale.
Josh,
I have loved your videos and info over the past two years.
You helped me decide to purchase my 2005 Bentley Arnage R. I love it, only 6,000 miles… feels new.
I have my first question for you though. The other day both my radio and gps stopped working… no power to either.
Seems like an easy fix right??? Well none of the three fuse boxes, trunk, driver & passenger boot fuse boxes seem to have any Radio or GPS fuse labels.
Would you have any suggestions on where the fuses are for radio & GPS or if you might have an idea what the issue might be?
Thanks for any assistance