Bentley unveils 12-car Continental GT Olympia Collection

Bentley's Mulliner division has unveiled the Olympia Collection, a run of 12 numbered Continental GTs, Bentley announced from Crewe on Nov. 5. The carmaker says the paint alone takes 56 hours of work by skilled technicians.

The cars mark a century since the 6 ½ Litre appeared at the 1926 Olympia Motor Show, Motor1 reports. Bentley calls the paint Ombré by Mulliner: green at the nose, deepening to a darker emerald toward the tail.

Two-tone green, with a watch in the box

The exterior gets a Blackline specification covering all brightwork, plus black 22-inch Mulliner wheels with Champagne Gold face accents. Badges and a lower-body pinstripe are Champagne Gold too.

Inside, the main hide is Coach Green in a heritage-patinated finish, with Cumbrian Green as the secondary hide. The fascia and waistrails wear black stained walnut veneer, and the controls are diamond-knurled.

Each car comes with a car cover, a commemorative book, a handover box and a numbered Brooklands chronograph on a Coach Green strap. Embroidery on the rear ski hatch and animated welcome lamps recall W.O. Bentley's trip from Lyon to Dieppe.

The carmaker's statement ties the cars to that drive: "The uncompromising drive for excellence epitomised by W.O.'s Lyon to Dieppe spirited drive can still be found in Crewe's Dream Factory today."

Price and US plans are still blank

Motor1 notes that no pricing or pricing regions have been disclosed, and no powertrain changes or performance figures either.

Also unknown: US pricing, whether any of the 12 cars are allocated to the US, and delivery dates.

Used Continental GTs start at $20,100

In listings we tracked through Nov. 1, 103 used Continental GTs were for sale, from model years 2004 to 2017, at a median asking price of $43,400. The cheapest asks $20,100.

The market is cool. The typical Continental GT takes 88 days to leave the market, and asking prices for comparable cars held steady between June and October 2026. Thirty of the 103 are rated great or good deals against fair values in the Continental GT price guide.

A white 2012 Continental GT with 17,659 miles in St. Charles, Illinois, is listed at $43,371, about $21,000 under its fair value. It has sat for 404 days after two price cuts.

A black 2005 GT Turbo with 33,071 miles in San Luis Obispo, California, asks $24,074, about $9,000 under fair value, after a 13% cut on Sept. 1.

Speed and GTC listings are thinner

Only five Continental GT Speeds are listed, from model years 2013 to 2014, with a median ask of $60,100 and a typical 91 days to leave the market. Fourteen GTCs carry a median of $47,800 in a market we rate warm.

A gray 2014 Speed with 38,799 miles in Buffalo, New York, is listed at $60,125, about $3,500 under fair value. It has been listed 479 days and cut four times, so a buyer has reason to test how much lower the seller will go.