Rolls Royce Ghost Luxury Car at Cheap Price

Rolls Royce Ghost

Rolls Royce, the British Brand of luxury cars, has made another history in developing world class luxury cars. In its latest innovation, Rolls Royce has just announced the released of Rolls Royce Ghost, another luxury car to be envied upon by luxury car fanatics.

Rolls Royce Ghost comes with a 6.6-litre V12 engine, which produces 563bhp – that’s enough to propel the luxury car from 0-60mph in 4.7 seconds and has a governed top-speed of 155 mph. It has a completely unique interior, trimmed in customisable leather, wood and metal.

Drivers who already had a test drive of this Rolls Royce Ghost claimed that it is a fantastically engineered car. Despite its quite long size and heavy weight, they were surprised at how agile is it on the road. According to them, this agility comes from an air suspension system with variable damping that ensures stability on all surfaces and in all situations.

The Ghost has been designed and engineered to be more driver-focused than any previous Rolls-Royce car models. With its technology coming from the BMW’s 7 Series, Rolls Royce Ghost has been tried and tested with its quality and reputation.

Rolls Royce Ghost Luxury Car at Cheap Price

Rolls Royce Ghost

Rolls Royce, the British Brand of luxury cars, has made another history in developing world class luxury cars. In its latest innovation, Rolls Royce has just announced the released of Rolls Royce Ghost, another luxury car to be envied upon by luxury car fanatics.

Rolls Royce Ghost comes with a 6.6-litre V12 engine, which produces 563bhp – that’s enough to propel the luxury car from 0-60mph in 4.7 seconds and has a governed top-speed of 155 mph. It has a completely unique interior, trimmed in customisable leather, wood and metal.

Drivers who already had a test drive of this Rolls Royce Ghost claimed that it is a fantastically engineered car. Despite its quite long size and heavy weight, they were surprised at how agile is it on the road. According to them, this agility comes from an air suspension system with variable damping that ensures stability on all surfaces and in all situations.

The Ghost has been designed and engineered to be more driver-focused than any previous Rolls-Royce car models. With its technology coming from the BMW’s 7 Series, Rolls Royce Ghost has been tried and tested with its quality and reputation.

2010 MANSORY Rolls Royce Ghost

Rolls Royce Ghost

Rolls Royce Ghost To Spawn 4 New Models

This exquisite Rolls Royce Ghost pictured on the right had such a great response at its debut back in Frankfurt that recent reports state Rolls Royce is now considering making coupe, convertible and long-wheelbase versions of this outstanding sedan.

These new versions are expected to be presented as experimental concepts with an aim to asses the public's viewpoint.

Rolls Royce Ghost

It’s not very often to hear about a tuning package for a model like Rolls Royce Ghost. But Mansory has prepared something very special for the Geneva Motor Show. Their tuning package combines most precious materials with elaborate performance, individual appearance and stylish interior refinements.

Rolls Royce rolls out Ghost

British super-luxury car manufacturer, Rolls Royce, unveiled an all-new, four-door, premium saloon model called the Ghost here today. It is priced at about Rs 2.5 crore each and will be available in the country in the second quarter of 2010.
The company hopes to sell 50 to 60 Ghosts in the domestic market each year. Since Rolls Royce cars are made to order, and exclusively manufactured in the company’s UK facility, the time taken for delivery is between two to three months after a booking.

The Ghost, earlier code-named RR4 and popularly tagged as ‘Baby Rolls Royce’, is smaller in dimensions than the company’s current Phantom model and is aimed at widening the appeal of the brand. “Ghost is a more informal design that broadens the appeal of Rolls Royce cars,” said Colin Kelly, Asia Pacific Regional Director.

Rolls Royce sold 1,212 units of the super-luxury cars last year, in which India accounted for around two per cent of total global sales. As an indication of India’s growing importance for Rolls Royce cars, the interior of the new Ghost incorporates wood sourced from Kerala. “This wood is called the Malabar variety and our preferred clientele like the straight-grain finish the Malabar wood exudes,” says Dan Balmer, product manager of Ghost. The Malabar wood will be used in 15 per cent of the Ghosts that will be rolled out next year. Other variants of wood that will be used in the construction of Rolls Royce’s luxurious interiors are dark wenge wood from Africa, walnut burr and elm cluster sourced from the UK, and the common piano black wood.

Next year, after the roll out of the Ghost, the company hopes to sell around 70 Rolls Royce cars in the domestic market, 60 being the Ghost and the rest being Phantoms. The latter costs about Rs 3.5 crore each.

Rolls Royce Ghost In Detail

Rolls Royce has released detailed information on the Rolls Royce Ghost with a new photo gallery. The Rolls Royce Ghost is powered by a 6592 cm3 V12 twin turbo engine developing 563 hp at 5250 rpm and 780 Nm of torque at 1500 rpm. With this engine under its bonnet, the Rolls Royce Ghost is able to get from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.9 seconds and up to a limited top speed of 250 km/h.

The Rolls Royce Ghost will be shown in public for the first time at the Frankfurt Auto Show this month and will later go on sale with a price tag of €213,000 in Europe and $245,000 in the United States.