A Bentley is driven gently and rarely, and that is exactly the problem.
The 2012–2018 Continental GT V8 injects petrol straight into the cylinder, so its intake valves never get washed. The W12 sprays fuel onto the valves, so it rarely needs walnut blasting. Either way, a car that does a few thousand kilometres a year, mostly short and slow, builds deposits on an engine that has barely been used. We regularly find more carbon on a low-kilometre Bentley than on a commuter car that has done far more.
If you have a Bentayga Hybrid, the petrol engine runs less again — and rarely gets properly hot.
Every job starts with a scan, and you get the cost before anything begins.