Bentley Specification by VIN: Continental GT, Flying Spur and Bentayga
Modern Bentleys are ordered in named specifications rather than simple trims. The VIN shows exactly which ones a car was built with.
How Bentley specifications work
Modern Bentleys group many options into named specifications, and each one has its own code in the factory record tied to the VIN. A decoded Bentley build sheet lists every specification and option in plain words.
Real codes from Bentley records
- PF8 — Touring Specification
- PFM — Front Seat Comfort Specification
- PIL — Mood Lighting Specification
- WF6 — City Specification
- PBL — Continental Blackline Specification
- PF5 — All Terrain Specification (Bentayga)
- YE1 — embroidered Bentley emblems
- 1BK — four-corner air suspension with electronically controlled damping
- 4D5 — ventilated front seats with massage
Same specification, different codes
The same specification can carry a different code on different models. In our records, City Specification is WF6 on the Continental GT and Flying Spur, but PF6 on the Bentayga.
Why it matters on a used Bentley
Specifications such as Touring, Mood Lighting or Blackline add real money to a Bentley's price, and some are hard to spot. The factory record shows what the car was built with, so you can check the advert before you pay for a specification the car doesn't have.
Decode your Bentley by VIN
Enter the 17-character VIN and we return the decoded specification list. For the whole range, see Bentley build sheet by VIN.