November 26, 2013: Nobody needs a Rolls-Royce – but you’ll want one. Read Article

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April 14, 2010: "It’s big (especially for a two-door), it's brash and it shrieks of serious money," says reviewer Tony Whitney of the Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe. Its rear-hinged doors "work very well" and its 453-hp V12 engine of... Read Article

January 12, 2010: For 2010, Rolls-Royce introduces an all-new model, the Ghost. Currently available only as a four-door sedan, it is the company’s “entry-level” model, and is smaller than the Phantom. The Ghost uses an all-new... Read Article

January 12, 2010: The Rolls-Royce Phantom is available as a Coupe, Sedan, Drophead Coupe convertible, and Extended Wheelbase. There are no changes for 2010 except for a price drop. 2010 prices range from $380,000(US) to $408,000(US)... Read Article

August 21, 2009: Due to heavy American import duties in the early 1900s, Rolls-Royce decided to build cars in the United States. A production plant was built in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1920 but slow sales during the Great Depress... Read Article

November 3, 2006: review and photos by Michael La Fave November 3, 2006 Photo Gallery: 2006 Rolls-Royce Phantom Specifications: 2006 Rolls-Royce Phantom Click image to enlarge The thing about luxury goods is that once you’ve tried the best you can never go back. Well, in our case you have to go back because there’s no one in these halls that can... Read Article

March 25, 2003: Click image to enlarge by Jim Kenzie Santa Barbara, California - There is a new candidate for the title, "Best Car in the World". It is the Rolls-Royce Phantom. It may not be perfect - and you know how I love to point out others' imperfections. And of course it is outrageously expensive (Canadian MSRP: $470,000). But the Phantom does an astonishingly long list of things astonishingly... Read Article