Oxford Diecast 76BCGT003

Onyx Black Bentley Continental GT

Manufacturer catalogue image - please note that pre-release images may be CAD renders or CGI images rather than photographs

Prototype Eras
Era 9 (1995 to 2004) Initial Privatisation
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

The third in Oxford's series of the sleek and sporty Bentley Continental GT comes in a shiny black registered 21 WO - a nod to Bentley founder Walter Owen (Bentley) perhaps. The interior fittings and seats are all black too. The exterior bodywork is offset with lots of silver trim including the radiator grille, the side skirts, detailed wheel hubs and the famous Bentley badge.

The Bentley Continental GT, introduced in 2003, continues to be manufactured today at Bentley's Crewe works and still looks good all these years on. It is classed as a grand tourer and if you can afford the £151,000 plus price tag, it is available as a 2 + 2 fastback coupe or a 2 + 2 convertible. As a note of interest, it was the first Bentley to be manufactured using mass production techniques, after almost a century of hand-built Bentley models. Nevertheless, the Bentley Continental GT pedigree speaks for itself so it is no wonder it is favoured by the rich and famous, including Royalty.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Onyx Black Bentley Continental GT – part number 76BCGT003. This 1/87 scale die‑cast model represents the Bentley Continental GT in a glossy onyx black finish, with a matching black interior. The bodywork features silver‑coloured trim on the radiator grille, side skirts, wheel hubs and the Bentley badge, and the vehicle is shown with the registration “21 WO”, a reference to the founder Walter Owen Bentley.

The real Bentley Continental GT was launched in 2003 and remains in production at Bentley’s Crewe works. It is classified as a grand tourer and is available as a 2+2 fastback coupe or a 2+2 convertible. It was the first Bentley to be built using mass‑production techniques after almost a century of hand‑crafted models, and its price in the UK starts at roughly £151,000.

The model is listed as representing the period of “Rebuilding of the Railways”, indicating its placement within Oxford Diecast’s historical series.