CARBARN | Rolls-Royce Phantom (2012) | The Rolls-Royce Ghost may have lost its Officially "baby Rolls" nickname with the introduction of the Ghost Extended Wheelbase (EWB) model. The Rolls-Royce Ghost EWB combines the heightened driving dynamics Offered by Rolls-Royce sportiest models with the extra rear space this class of cars can demand. With this model of Addition, Rolls-Royce is Confirming the Ghost's dual roles as both a car to drive and a car to be chauffeured in. Rolls-Royce says the Ghost Extended Wheelbase more than doubles the amount of knee room and significantly increases total legroom. Rolls-Royce was Able to accomplish the more accommodative interior without sacrificing the current car's proportions and design.
Like a pair of pants, extra inches equals extra weight normally, and we do not doubt That the Rolls-Royce Ghost EWB will of Suffer slightly from this correlation. Optional equipment includes black-stained ash wood with stainless steel pinstripes, contrast stitching, Refrigerated cooler with accompanying Champagne Flutes, and Rolls-Royce logos for the headrest.
The Rolls-Royce Ghost has overthrown the Phantom Coupe as the brand's sportiest model. We anticipate Rolls-Royce to roll out a whole line of Ghost derivatives That will match the body styles Offered by its older brother, specifically a Rolls-Royce Ghost Drophead (Convertible) in 2014 and a Rolls-Royce Ghost Coupe in 2015.
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