The Continental’s interior is where one can find the true exemplification of the class that Bentley is known for. The steering wheel is heated. The air vents are controlled by automatic chrome knobs. One can just press a button to not only check the air pressure in each tire, but also which set of wheels they are driving on (for example the 20in, the 21in or the winter wheels). The boot can be opened by lightly combing the "B" on the rear badge. The boot and doors are self-enclosing and to be honest, having to shut things manually can be really bothersome. Best of all is the fact that when a driver enters into the driving seat, a small arm passes him his seat belt. Other notable features include maneuverable cruise controls, rear view camera, and air circulating front seats with massage functions, a wooden-trimmed steering wheel and an 11-speaker Naim music system with a six-CD/DVD changer in the Premium Sports version.

Bentley Motors has launched an updated collection of accessories to further emphasize and personalize the appearance of an individual car. Some prominent accessories include the Vented Wings designed by none other than Raul Pires, head of Bentley’s Exterior Design Team.

Bentley's revised auto-leveling Wheel Badges offer customers the opportunity to ingeniously personalize their Bentley. The badges fit into the centre of the wheel and mark the carmaker’s traditional ‘B’ symbol bordered by the ‘Bentley Motors’ script and remain completely level and straight at speeds of up to a maximum 70mph (or 112 Km/h). The Jeweled Torch has been another notable hit with Bentley enthusiasts. The slim torch has retained its powerful LED spot beam with the addition of an extra punch of style and practicality. The Bentley’s 'B' is now lasered into the lens and the carmaker’s distinct knurling has been added around the beam adjustment bezel. The updated version of this compact torch is available in a branded box and is recharged from the car's cigar lighter.