This 1934 Bentley 3.5 is a right-hand-drive Derby Bentley with sports saloon coachwork by Arthur Mulliner, finished in dark green and black over green leather, and is now offered by Open Air Imports in Muhen, Switzerland, with a four-photo gallery. The seller does not state a kilometre reading for the car.

The seller reports that the car was imported to Switzerland in 1977 and has had three long-term owners since then. It is in unrestored original condition: the seller states that the body and interior are authentic and have a good patina. On the mechanical side, the seller reports that the car has always been very well maintained and all necessary work has been carried out, that invoices for the last 25 years are available, and that the engine has been completely overhauled. Swiss papers accompany the car.

The 3.5 was the first Bentley model introduced after the takeover by Rolls-Royce in 1931 and was built from 1933 to 1938 at the Rolls-Royce factory, which is why these models are also known as the 'Derby Bentley'. As Bentley only supplied the chassis and mechanicals, the first owner chose a coachbuilder for the body; he chose Arthur Mulliner, who was known for clear and restrained coachwork.