The bad news is that Aston Martin will be discontinuing the DBS soon. The good news: they’re phasing it out with one final bang.

The Aston Martin DBS Ultimate is a limited, special edition of which only 100 will be produced. It’ll carry over the same 510hp V12 from the standard model, but includes a host of upgrades elsewhere.

Additions include carbonfibre wing mirrors, rear diffuser and taillight inserts, black numberplate surround, smoked taillights, Zircotec-coated exhaust pipes, dark front grille, black diamond-turned alloy wheels, the option of red, yellow or black brake calipers, diamond-quilt stitching (red or silver), alcantara headliner, headrest embroidery, and red leather-trimmed steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters.

You’ll have your choice between a coupe or convertible, either a six-speed manual or six-speed ‘Touchtronic II’ automatic transmission, and one of three colors: Carbon Black II, Quantum Silver and Silver Fox.

Unveiled at the Beijing Motor Show, the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Wei Long Edition is anything but typical.

Aside from being one of the most powerful supercars in the world, the Wei Long Edition – in collaboration with porcelain maker, Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur – features white porcelain dragon sculptures, both inside and out. It also boasts embroidered headrests and handcrafted pure silk floor mats. But perhaps what the drooling spectators will notice first is the pearl white paint job, carmine red interior and carmine red brake calipers teasing them from behind 20-inch alloy wheels.

Unfortunately, if the $2 million price tag doesn’t exclude you from ever owning the Wei Long Edition, the fact that only one (of which is already sold) is being produced, will.