In December Bentley announced that after 10 years it would cease production of its Arnage, but didn’t even hint at a repalcement for the ultra-luxury sedan. Now word comes that the car’s successor might be revealed as early as this August, at a typical venue - the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.

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Been holding off on that flat screen TV? What about that new watch? Go ahead… buy freely and don’t worry about your job, the economy is going to turn around any day now. That, anyway, is the theory that British luxury car maker Bentley is putting forward… and counting on.

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Following up Bentley’s recent 50-year celebration of the legendary 6.75-liter V-8, the company is readying a new model powered that focuses being green.

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The Continental Supersports is the fastest and most powerful Bentley ever. It is the extreme Bentley, a muscular two-seater that delivers supercar performance and a highly focused driving experience.

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Finally, after few weeks from revealing the first teaser, Bentley unveiled today its brand new Continental Supersports, the first green car in the history of the British manufacturer. As we revealed you few days ago, the new Bentley features the 6.0-liter W12 engine capable to deliver 630 hp at 6000 rpm and 800 Nm of torque at 1700-5600 rpm.

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The new Bentley Continental Flying Spur is set to deliver even greater levels of refinement, comfort and opportunities for customer personalisation. The class-leading 12-cylinder luxury saloon will also be joined by the 600 bhp (610PS) Bentley Continental Flying Spur Speed.

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For a superhigh-end automaker with a long history, Bentley keeps itself busy. The company launched the Brooklands coupe in 2007, and last year tweaked its Continental GT, appending the word Speed to the model name.

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The economic downturn has affected almost everyone, including luxury manufacturer Bentley. The super-premium British manufacturer was down 32% in sales--25% in the U.S.--in 2008. But that didn’t stop Bentley from introducing a new high-powered luxury convertible: The GTC Speed.

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Queen Elizabeth isn't the only one that thinks a biofuel-burning Bentley is a good idea. The esteemed British automaker says it is speeding up development of alt-fuel cars in a push to increase fuel efficiency and curb emissions.

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We’ve had plenty of time to get familiar with Bentley’s products over the past few years, and even though a Speed version of the GTC bordered on a foregone conclusion, we were still very happy to see it gracing the automaker’s stand this afternoon.

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Since its debut in 1998 the Bentley Arnage has conveyed an air of sophisticated understatement as the four-door flagship of the Bentley range. Over the last decade the car has undergone a process of constant refinement to its body, design, chassis and powertrain to maintain its class-leading position in the high luxury market.

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Now this is what were talking about! Amosu has partnered up with Bentley to bling up a Bentley key and encrust it with 101 little diamonds focusing on the Flying B Logo.

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Klassisk Coupemodell i ny kostym laddad med 600 hästar, som får även unga förare att tappa hakan.

bentley_gt_speed-3_0.jpgAtt en Bentley är snobbig och lyxig kan nog de flesta hålla med, men att den är en gubbil kan nog diskuteras.

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Big, blocky, heavy, low - whatever. The one and only phrase you need to remember is "hellaciously fast." Bentley's Continental Flying Spur Speed, officially announced in June, is pretty much what it'd be like to strap an EMD powertrain from a freight locomotive into a car, without all the noise and industrial fumes.

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Bentley has just released a slew of new 2008 Bentley Brooklands Coupe images for us to drool over. We’re going to stop talking and just let you check out the pictures.

Refresher: Power comes from 6.75 liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine that produces 530-hp and 775 lb-ft of torque. As with the Arnage, the engine is mated to a six-speed transmission. Pricing for all this beauty starts at $340,990.

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