2010 Rolls-Royce Ghost Preview Page 2

 
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2010 Rolls-Royce Ghost

Enhancing the interior’s ambience is an audio system delivering an exquisite experience. 600 Watts of sound are delivered through a 10-channel amplifier and 16 speakers, including two floor-mounted subwoofers. USB and auxiliary inputs allow for the integration of external audio devices and a 12.5 GB hard drive enables storage of music files from USB or CD player sources.

Available as an option with both seating arrangements is ‘Theatre Configuration’, which allows all settings that do not directly affect the driver to be controlled from the rear seat. The functions are displayed on two 9.2 inch LCD screens in the back of the front seats; these can be angled to suit the viewers by a central, armrest-mounted, rotary controller. The screens can be regulated independently of each other and the entertainment can also be listened to individually with most headphones. A six-disc multi-media changer, mounted in the glove compartment, is fitted as part of this option.

Customer deliveries of the Ghost in Europe will begin late in 2009 with pricing from £165,000 (approximately $271,106) excluding taxes and delivery charges. Customer deliveries in other markets including the U.S. and Asia Pacific region will begin from the second quarter 2010.






 
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  1. now this is a good looking car. Classy and elegant...Bentley could do with having a look at this beauty as it wipes the floor of its flying spur.

    on a side note. the prices of the cars in the US still infuriates me compared to Australia.
    The $400k price of the phantom may be all well and good but that is US$.
    The AU$ equiv is approx AU$570k.
    The car retails here for over AU$1mil.
    y'all have it so lucky with the prices of cars.
     
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  2. Wonder if the Phantom will get a power boost or not
     
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  3. Wonder if the Phantom will get a power boost or not

    It's hardly necessary.

    Might bear in mind that the Bentley Continental GT and Flying Spur have greater power than the Arnage and Brooklands, but that hasn't prevented the senior Bentleys from flying off the shelves.
     
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  4. this should be yet another excellent rolls for the new century, and this should attract the buyers that rolls are looking for with this car.
     
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  5. This is the classiest thing on wheels on 4-doors while Phantom Drophead coupe as classiest 2-door way more opulent than Bentley Mulsanne, Maybach 57/62 and even their upscale Phantom. I think this car has just set the benchmark for this segment.
     
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  6. bpsef even if it does not need it that has never stopped any company from boosting power even just for bragging rights.
     
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  7. @WizardsLore
    I feel your pain.
    I live in Melbourne and i always get upset between the price difference.
    I have a BMW 750Li and 6convertible, the 7 set me back AUD$350,000 and the 6 AUD$245,000
    For that kind of money in the US id be in the market for this rolls!
     
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  8. i love this car is really beautyfull :p
     
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  9. That is one beautiful car. I love it :)
     
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