A 2012 Bentley Mulsanne which cost £280,000 ($348,200) is up for sale on eBay (https://ebay.eu/2dAxQsY). 

The 6.75-litre twin-turbo V8 luxury car is owned by Lawrence Whittaker, the CEO of British sports car manufacturer Lister.

Listed at 99p without reserve, it will be sold to the highest bidder.

Whoever secures the car will be buying one of the finest luxury limousines in the world – and one that has been incredibly well cared for. 

Finished in Moonbeam Silver with Linen leather, the Mulsanne has always been garaged, never driven in the rain and regularly valeted. It has covered just over 26,000 miles from new and comes with full Bentley service history and a host of high-spec extras.

These options include upgraded alloy wheels, front heated/cooled massage seats, rear seat entertainment pack (TVs in rear) with heated/cooled massage seats, full electric side and rear blinds, hand stitched Bentley Flying Bs in the seats, extra wood on the dashboard, bright stainless door finishers, and an iPod drawer, alongside Sat Nav and Climate Control as standard.

The car comes with all original manuals, books, an extended 12 month warranty and two sets of keys.

Lister Cars recently announced the production of 10 Lister Knobbly Stirling Moss editions, each car a period correct continuation of the original ‘works’ racing car in which Stirling Moss won at Silverstone in 1958. These cars feature magnesium bodies, are built using the same chassis jigs and styling bucks as the original cars and are priced at £1 million ($1.24 million).