Having recently driven the Bentley Continental GT Speed convertible, I can attest to the car's strange unwillingness to show its true weight on the road. Masking its gargantuan 5,500-pound bulk is the car's core competency. But as a corporate mate of the Audi S4, another car with nice road attributes, is the…

We're testing out the new Bentley Continental GT Speed Convertible near Lake Tahoe, and — well look at that — it's snowing like mad. So far the 5500-pound, 616-horsepower AWD bruiser is holding its own against the SUVs. We've got Dunlop winter shoes on and chains in the trunk if we need them. We'll call if we need air…

We promised you more live shots of the awesome Bentley Continental GT3 unveiled at the Paris Motor Show, and here they are. Like what you see? It even looks elegant with that brutish wing on its rear deck, sort of like a Victorian palace with a scaffolding covering part if it.

See this Bentley Conti GT plowing through a 15-mile rally stage in Wales? Yeah, that's James May in the passenger seat playing co-driver.

With the Continental GT Supersports, Bentley made one of the most powerful, capable road cars ever designed, but then they mostly sold it to rappers and posers. Think you could do its four-wheel-drive justice and take it across the Himalayas?

Demolition derbies are usually a slight detour for well worn older cars between the end of their usable life and a trip to the crusher. This weekend we want to know what would happen if the opposite were true and derbies somehow became the territory of brand new cars.

Photographer Richard Morris—his work no stranger to Jalopnik—has created an animation to show how a modern glossy car photo is composited from many source images. Two minutes of relentless tweaking takes a second generation Bentley Continental from a generic B road to the mother of all British landscapes, in what is …

Suck it, Dubai. London's Canary Wharf sees your abandoned luxury cars epidemic, and raises you a Bentley. According to Jalop LordDetroitofLondon, this is the second abandoned luxocar in a month raised from the apartment complex's underground lot. The first was an Aston Vantage.

One of the things you’ll learn from the Rolling Stones guitarist’s new autobiography is that Blue Lena, his 1-of-86 Bentley S3 Continental Flying Spur, was rather well-equipped for proper rock and roll decadence. [The Guardian]