Bentley, the British-based luxury rides manufacturer has exclusively announced two specially-developed, unique  Continental models. As you can guess, both new Bentleys the Continental GT Design Series China and the Continental Flying Spur Speed China will make their first official public appearance at the upcoming Auto China 2010 motor fair in Beijing.

The Bentley Continental GT Design Series China showcases the unlimited potential of the brand's stylists, colour and trim experts, which have designed that undoubted masterpiece. The most distinctive feature of each Design Series China ride is the three-tone interior, which represents a mixture of noble leathers accented by contrasting colours. With great attention to even the smallest detail such as the car's seat belts, floor mats, seat piping or the hand-stitching applied to the steering wheel, the experts at Bentley have created a unique appearance.

The Design Series China cars is the very first Bentley line to display Orange and Magenta as accent colours and the vast Bentley paint palette is further extended with the introduction of Orange Flame and Magenta Metallic.

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The other surprise by Bentley, the Continental Flying Spur Speed China, which you may know as the world's fastest luxury four-door saloon ride will benefit from a range of engineering enhancements engineered specifically for the Chinese car market.

For even greater road experience, the Speed China gets fitted with a unique bespoke "comfort" suspension setting, sleek and sporty 20-inch multi-spoke design alloys as well as re-tuned exhaust unit which emits quieter note. The base ride's performance is retained - V-max is 322 km/h (200 mph) and the zero to 100 km/h sprint lasts just 4.8 seconds.

In addition, the ride also packs a range of design goodies that accentuate its special edition status: "Speed China" treadplates , wing badges and Bentley's famous ‘B' emblem affixed to both C-pillars.

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