The Bentley S3 was introduced at the Paris Motor Show in October of 1962. This four-door luxury car would be produced from 1962 to 1965. This new model resembled the previous S2, with the most notable difference being the four headlamp arrangement and a slightly lower radiator grille and bonnet.

This right-hand drive Bentley S3 Standard Steel Four-Door Saloon is painted in a silver and dark maroon two-tone paint. The brightwork shows to be in very nice condition. The engine bay shows the age of the vehicle, apart from the newer r134A air conditioning compressor that has been installed. The gray leather upholstery is accented with piping that matches the exterior dark maroon paint. The interior is tailored with the marque’s classic wood trim, rear ‘picnic tables,’ power windows and dash that displays Smiths instrumentation, with a modern AM/FM radio with cassette player. Luxury abounds, as anticipated.