Ghost [Official] Rolls-Royce Ghost (2021-)

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I consider Nardo Grey overplayed but then I change my mind when I see a new car in the colour.
 
You stop seeing it for a while and when it appears I like it more and more, it is the most current among the newest in the segment, the one that has the main and specific design details more worked out.
It is thought to be fresh even ten years from now, which is its life cycle, that is why today it looks so advanced and different from any "rival"

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You stop seeing it for a while and when it appears I like it more and more, it is the most current among the newest in the segment, the one that has the main and specific design details more worked out.
It is thought to be fresh even ten years from now, which is its life cycle, that is why today it looks so advanced and different from any "rival"

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I'm not sure "advanced" suits it well but it is definitely a good looking car.
 
Actually the Cullinam is the equivalent of the Phantom, so an SUV equivalent to the Ghost makes a lot of sense (basically a "Cullinam SAV")
It makes so much sense that they are almost certainly already doing it

What no. Cullinam is Ghost SUV.

And there should most definitely be nothing below these two models, Ghost and Cullinam. These are entry Rolls.

I still prefer the previous generation. The new one looks a bit bloated to me.

I saw one on the road the other day, but sadly it went too quick to take pics. A sight to behold IRL. Just oozing next gen presence and luxury.
 
I often flit down to the local agent's in the hope that Ghost II might've arrived quietly. Alas. So I spend some time mooching around the first generation Ghost and there's a softness of line that could do with some sharpening up. I'm certain that Ghost II will be the better looking car in the metal.
 
What no. Cullinam is Ghost SUV.
The Cullinam is 20 cm longer than an X7, it is also 16 cm wider and more taller, it is a big monster, so what I mean is that in its stately appearance both outside and inside it is much more on the side of the Phantom, which leaves room for something more sporty like an SUV coupe which would be closer to the Ghost conceptually.
 
Whilst I appreciate many member's English is far better than any attempt I can make at your native languages, the Rolls-Royce high riding vehicle is called the Cullinan, named after the Cullinan diamond(s). Just thought I'd mention it.
 
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Mansory are usually the customiser to go for if you want to show that you have a serious lot of money and a lack of personal taste. However this appears to Be quite conservative at least for a Mansory. But it does answer a question that the new Ghost indeed needs larger diameter wheels to fill those arches better.
 
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. This one isn't an outright embarrassment like most of their work is. I still don't think a Rolls needs anything, factory fresh is perfect 99.9% of the time IMO.

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Mansory are usually the customiser to go for if you want to show that you have a serious lot of money and a lack of personal taste.

Perhaps a 'serious' lot money, but clearly not enough to have Rolls-Royce perform the customisation themselves.
 
Mansory is going for a more conservative look lately. the treatment they gave the RS6 was also subdued in comparison to their previous works which were quite frankly horrid.

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It's nice that Mansory took a subtler approach with the Ghost, but if I wanted something like that, I'd wait for a Black Badge.
 

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