Old-world charm, resolute styling and blue-blooded buyers may not be the first things one mentally associates with hybrid cars, but Rolls-Royce thinks the combination makes perfect sense. Instantaneous torque, quiet operation and excellent fuel-economy all work in favor of a gasoline-electric...
What happens when you combine alcohol, anger, and a large luxury car? Well, in England, you get a very upset man who plowed his 1983 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit into a Tesco... August 31, 2009 by Tim Healey
Rolls-Royce is currently developing a brand new model positioned below the Phantom for launch in the second quarter of next year. The new model is the 2010 Rolls-Royce Ghost... August 12, 2009 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran
With a hexagon-centric theme and styling that looks like it was sent back through a space-time rift from 2020, the Bertone Mantide is a new and polarizing figure in the... July 9, 2009 by Jeremy Weber
Rolls-Royce has launched a dedicated website for its upcoming Ghost, with a number of interesting features to keep potential customers and the curious interested in the car... June 21, 2009 by Alex Kaufmann
Special editions and the Mini seem to go together like rubber and asphalt, with no fewer than three out in the last month, including the luxury-focused Mayfair Edition... June 16, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Just as the Phantom has its Coupe and Drophead convertible variants, Rolls-Royce’s upcoming Ghost sedan is expected to spawn its own two-door variants. The legacy... June 15, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Rolls-Royce is currently developing a brand new model positioned below the Phantom for launch in early 2010, with the new car expected to double the number of vehicles built... June 12, 2009 by Alex Kaufmann
Despite a global downturn in auto sales in general, Rolls-Royce is working at full steam just to meet demand. But with a second, higher volume model on its way the carmaker... June 9, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
German tuner Hamann is known for its work with a number of brands, including Porsche, Mercedes Benz, BMW and Fiat, but now the company has turned its attention to an unlikely... June 3, 2009 by Alex Kaufmann
China's car industry is infamous for its tendency to 'borrow' details from European carmakers, often to the point where the word 'clone' is used with some accuracy. The... April 24, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Giving brilliant people free rein to build their dreams has led to some of the best designs in automotive history, no small portion of which were penned by people working for... April 20, 2009 by Jeremy Weber
Rolls-Royce is currently developing a brand new model positioned below the Phantom for launch in early 2010, which is expected to double the number of vehicles built by the... April 20, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Named for a Titan in Greek mythology, the Pininfarina-etched Hyperion from 2008 was designed to evoke memories of cars from the 1930s with its long majestic bonnet, short... April 6, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Building a successful hyper-luxury limousine is a tricky game. While brands like Maybach and Bentley are struggling to find success, Rolls Royce is posting year after banner... March 30, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
A new small Rolls-Royce headed for motorways next year has gone on display at the 2009 Geneva motor show, prior to a world debut later this fall. The new 200EX concept... March 5, 2009 by Marty Padgett