Bentley’s Continental officially debuted at the 1991 Geneva Motor Show with many elements incorporated from Rolls-Royce’s “Project 90” concept, which was shown seven years earlier at the 1984 Geneva Motor Show. The enthusiastic reception of this early concept is believed to have been the deciding factor to send the vehicle into production.

The Continental T model benefited from sportier handling and increased power. A 2+2 coupe, it was developed from the Bentley Continental R. Inside, the Continental T sported luxurious hides, chrome finished instruments and a race inspired pushbutton engine starter.

Built on the Continental T, the Bentley Continental Sedanca Coupe (SC for short) was an extremely limited production run of just 79 units in 1999 and featured a specially designed and removable center roof section in two pieces, which could be stored in a special compartment in the trunk.

This 1999 Bentley Continental Sedanca Coupe is reported to be a one owner car that has only traveled 23,671 miles. The exterior is finished in silver pearl and the interior is trimmed in Portland leather. A 6.75-liter V-8 engine powers this luxury automobile and puts out 402-hp. Paired to a four-speed automatic transmission, this Bentley is sure to be a joy to drive. This Bentley Continental has an entire array of options including air conditioning, climate control, navigation system; power steering, seats, windows, brakes, mirrors, plus heated seats, and an adjustable steering wheel. The model-defining panoramic roof has a power lock that operates as it should; this is a luxury-defining machine.