MPG by Model

MakesBentleyFlying Spur

Bentley Flying Spur MPG

Its best-rated version reaches 19 MPG combined in 2022–2026, with its plug-in hybrid version. Its weakest year peaked at 12 MPG (2006 and 2008–2010).

Bentley Flying Spur: best and lowest EPA combined MPG of its versions, model years 2006–2026101520MPG20112016202520062010201520202026lowest peak 12Bentley Flying Spur: best and lowest EPA combined MPG by model year101520MPG20062008201020122014201620182020202220242026peak 19
lowest to best versionbest versionbest version is a hybridmedian of its classengine list turned over
789.5 gal

a year at 15,000 miles for the best 2026 version. Put it next to its 2006 predecessor, at your own mileage.

Compare in gallons

The Bentley Flying Spur has EPA ratings for 20 model years, 2006–2026, every one of them among midsize cars. EPA has listed it under two names: the Continental Flying Spur in 2006–2013 and the Flying Spur in 2014–2026. In 2010 even its most efficient version shared the lowest rating of 41 midsize cars; it sat in its class's bottom five in 20 model years.

Its first plug-in hybrid version arrived in 2022, when 14 of 147 cars offered one. Averaged over 2019–2023, its best version placed second from the bottom of 49 among midsize cars rated at least three years in that span, and it was in the bottom five in four other five-year spans.

Among 26 midsize cars, 2026

The Flying Spur placed 24th. The class leader was the Toyota Prius at 57 MPG. The next higher rating, 21 MPG, belongs to the Lexus LS.

Best EPA combined MPG of each of the 26 midsize cars rated for 202620304050Flying Spur 19median 28PriusBest EPA combined MPG of each of the 26 midsize cars rated for 202620304050Flying Spur 19median 28

The Flying Spur, five years at a time

Average rating of its best version per span, placed among midsize cars.

2004–0842nd of 44
2009–1344th of 46
2014–1850th of 53
2019–2348th of 49
2024–2622nd of 24

Where the engine list turned over

  • 2011

    New: 6.0-liter 12-cylinder flex-fuel. Best rating 12 → 13 MPG.

  • 2016

    New: 6.0-liter 12-cylinder. Best rating 17 → 17 MPG.

  • 2025

    New: 4.0-liter 8-cylinder plug-in hybrid. Best rating 19 → 19 MPG.

Powertrains under the name

  • Gasoline

    Rated in 2006–2010, 2015–2018 and 2020–2024.

  • Flex-fuel

    Rated in 2011–2015.

  • Plug-in hybrid

    Rated in 2022–2026.

All 20 model years, best and lowest version
Model yearsBest versionCombinedCity / hwyLowest versionVersions
2026Flying Spur plug-in hybrid1917 / 22191
2025Flying Spur plug-in hybrid1917 / 22192
2022–2024Flying Spur Hybrid plug-in hybrid1917 / 22153
2021Flying Spur1715 / 20152
2020Flying Spur1512 / 19151
2018Flying Spur1613 / 22142
2017Flying Spur1714 / 24152
2015–2016Flying Spur1713 / 24142
2014Flying Spur flex-fuel1412 / 20141
2012–2013Continental Flying Spur flex-fuel1411 / 19141
2011Continental Flying Spur flex-fuel1311 / 18131
2008–2010Continental Flying Spur1210 / 17121
2007Continental Flying Spur1310 / 17131
2006Continental Flying Spur1210 / 17121

Version names in the EPA list: Continental Flying Spur, Flying Spur, Flying Spur Hybrid, Flying Spur Speed.

Same class, 2026

Read next: How EPA MPG ratings changed from 1984 to 2026 · How to read this page