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We know how leading carmakers celebrate their anniversary, making debuts of a new edition, just like what Bentley did. Celebrating the 95^th anniversary, Bentley introduces in the UK the Mulsanne 95, a special-edition version of its exclusive predecessor Mulsanne sedan. The notable aspect is that it comes in three bespoke exterior colors namely Britannia Blue, Empire Red and Oxford White. A bonnet mascot ‘Flying B’ is Bentley’s iconic trademark tucked on the hood, plus model-specific 21 inch five spoke alloy wheels.

There are some things unchanged such as 6.7 liter turbocharged V8 engine with 505 hp and 752 lbs-ft torque. What’s cool is its 8-speed automatic transmission. To make a difference in luxurious interior, they have engraved ‘Ninety Five’ on the tread plates, a ‘95’ badge on all seats as well as on fascia panel.

If it’s not a big difference, here’s the big one. Bentley Mulsanne 95 features elegant wood veneer sourced from a giant walnut tree in Lincolnshire, England. The tree is said to be 400 years old and is used in entire interior construction. The wood features unique ripple effect and patterns throughout the cabin. The interior also features blue and white leather dressing and distinguished red stitching accents. Only 15 special editions of Bentley Mulsanne 95 will be built and, hold your breath, reserved only for the British market.

Audi boasts to be a leader in introducing the energy efficient automotive lighting technology. After we came through the idea of laser high beams from the BMW Concept Vision Future Luxury car, Audi R8 LMX realized it and has introduced the world’s first production car featuring powerful laser high beams. Both headlights feature one laser module each and each module feature 4 high power laser diodes. Thus, it generates a high ranging cone of blue laser beam, twice the range of present LED headlights.

Under the hood, the mid-mounted engine develops 570 hp and hits 0-62 mph in cool 3.4 seconds. With the excellent fuel consumption of 18.2 mpg or 481g CO2 per mile, the Audi R8 LMX offers breathtaking performance on the road. Being a top-of-the-line- Audi limited edition, the model has ASF aluminum body developed and based on racing, with a top speed of 199 mph. Torque production is 398 lb-ft. It’s  a Quattro permanent all wheel drive and is powered by a compact seven-speed S tronic transmission. 19-inch wheels are integrated with carbon fiber ceramic brake disc with red anodized brake calipers which look awesome behind the wheels.

The dynamic black toned interior accented with blue includes Fine Nappa leather seats, Carbon matted center tunnel console and parking brake lever, illuminated aluminum inlays, leather adorned knee pads, and the floor carpeting with black piping blue stitching.

Audi presents their A3 Clubsport Concept, an extreme power and dynamic in compact format. The Concept car, exhibited at the Worthersee Show, is based on S3 Sedan and is powered by five-cylinder turbocharged engine. Almost identical Audi LMX, the whole blue 2480 cc car with unique large grille boasts 525 hp with a burning 442.4 lb-ft torque. The Audi A3 accelerates 62 mph or 0 to 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds with an awesome top speed of 193 mph.

It features a seven-speed S tronic automatic transmission with three-shaft layout. The tall seven gear helps reduce the fuel consumption and, to get it more helpful, final gear ratio is also modified. It capacitates four persons comfortably and the seats are covered with light gray piping and stitched in Sepang blue leather. The interior of the Audi A3 Clubsport Quattro concept include black seats, red-ringed gear lever, stainless steel pedals and footrests and impressive inlays shined with brushed aluminum.