The Bentley Continental GT represents one of the most successful combinations of grand-touring luxury, effortless performance, and unmistakable British design. Introduced in 2003, it transformed Bentley into a modern global luxury brand while remaining true to the company’s tradition of powerful, handcrafted touring cars.

This category explores every major Continental GT generation, including the original twin-turbo W12 models, the elegant Continental GTC convertible, the sharper GT Speed, and the rare, performance-focused Supersports. It also covers the arrival of the lighter V8 and V8 S derivatives, limited editions such as the GT3-R, luxurious Mulliner specifications, and later models featuring advanced chassis technology, all-wheel steering, active suspension, and increasingly efficient powertrains.

Across its history, the Continental GT has evolved from a muscular luxury coupé into a highly sophisticated performance grand tourer. Modern plug-in hybrid versions add electric capability without sacrificing the speed, refinement, and long-distance comfort for which the model is known.

Whether you are researching specifications, reliability, maintenance, common problems, ownership costs, performance, or differences between generations, our Bentley Continental GT guides provide detailed and practical information. Discover the character, engineering, strengths, and ownership experience of the most important Continental GT and GTC variants produced from the early 2000s to the latest models.