It's the latest and greatest from Rolls-Royce. The Ghost Series II improves on the already impressive base it was built off. But, is it enough to keep this brand moving?
When it comes to aspirational vehicles that are a true status symbol, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars headlines an exclusive league consisting of very few manufacturers. From its naming conventions to its history steeped in folklore, there's just something about the Rolls-Royce name that can send a chill of excitement tingling up and down your spine...
Rolls-Royce Ghost is a breed apart—a car that gives its owner a good measure of technical excellence combined with a whole lot of pampering.
When it comes to aspirational vehicles that are a true status symbol, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is part of an exclusive league consisting of very few manufacturers. From its naming conventions, to its history steeped in folklore, there's just something about the Rolls-Royce. The Ghost Series II was recently unveiled in Australia, and much like the British brand itself, has a 'Ghost story' of it's own...
Rolls-Royce has shown off a trio of special vehicles based on the Ghost, Dawn and Wraith Black Badge for the 2019 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, with bespoke exterior colours and appointments. Dubbed the Pebble Beach 2019 Pastel Collection, the eye-catching models all feature a paint finish inspired by "this year's 'wildflower superbloom' on the Monterey Peninsula" which the company says helps to 'reaffirm' the idea that a Black Badge model "doesn't have to be black"...
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has revealed the Ghost Zenith Collection, a super limited farewell run of vehicles to commemorate the marque's entry-level limousine. Capped at 50 units, the Ghost Zenith Collection boasts a number of bespoke items including ingot made from the Spirit of Ecstacy badge of the 2009 200EX concept that previewed the Ghost – which has been melted down and set in the centre console of each vehicle...
The next-generation Rolls-Royce Ghost has been photographed again by our spy agency, but this time around they managed to snag pictures of the car's interior. From what we can see, the overall design doesn't stray far from the stately design theme laid out by the Phantom and Cullinan with leather, wood, shiny metal and large round vents in abundance...
The next-generation Rolls-Royce Ghost has been spied again, this time during cold weather testing in Sweden. The prototype seen here wears the same level of camouflage as the vehicle photographed at the end of January on the back of a flat-bed truck, wedged between two BMW crossovers. With our view no longer obstructed by two wagons, we can see the front and rear of the new sedan more clearly...
