2010 Rolls Royce Ghost
By Chris Weiss
Looking nearly as otherworldly as its name implies, the 2010 Rolls Royce Ghost has popped onto the scene. The new Rolls looks very much like the 200EX concept from Geneva and seeks to meld modern “yacht-like” styling with classic RR luxury. The Ghost’s jet-inspired grill, slim Xenon headlights, optional contrasting Satin Silver finish and broad, powerful lines give it a distinct profile. Inside, the driver is treated to the full Rolls Royce experience complete with plenty of leather, wood trim, chrome, lounge seats with heating, cooling and massage, frosted dials, and “violin key”. Also available are panorama sunroof, lambswool floor mats, veneered picnic table and cool box with included champagne glasses. All that comfort won’t do one much good if the car isn’t moving, and Rolls keeps you on track with a 6.6-liter V12 that puts out 563 bhp and 575 lb-ft of torque for a 4.7-second 0 to 60 time. The Ghost will debut at Frankfurt and will cost $245,000 when it comes stateside. [via World Car Fans]
