English brand Rolls-Royce proved a long time ago that it builds some of the most luxurious, exclusive and expensive cars in the world. Customers expect nothing but the best, and they’re likely willing to dish out the necessary funds to ensure that their vehicle is unique. The customers in question …

Wraith, Ghost, Phantom: the names of these Rolls-Royce models evoke spirits that silently linger among us. It’s this exceptional, almost unreal quality that makes driving a Rolls-Royce such a unique experience—that and the stratospheric prices of these cars, that is. With the Wraith, Rolls-Royce is looking to win over a …

High-end luxury car buyers will soon have two fewer options to choose from. Rolls-Royce has announced that the Wraith coupe and Dawn convertible will no longer be offered in North America after the 2021 model year. A company spokesperson confirmed the news to Road & Track, putting an end to …

Rolls-Royce offers a selection of 44,000 colours on their models, yet the big news this year for the Ghost sedan and the Wraith coupe is the addition of a variant that emphasises none of them. Remember, black is not a colour, but the absence of light. The 2017 Rolls-Royce Ghost …

Mansory is known worldwide for luxury customization of already existing luxury products. Their name is synonymous with excess or wealth. It should come as no surprise that they’ve sunk their teeth into the new Rolls Royce Wraith to bring it to another level. On the exterior we have a custom …

Fear not, ultra-luxury fans: Rolls-Royce has told Autocar that it won't be building the sport-utility vehicle that traditionalists had feared was a done deal for the British brand. With cousin Bentley having already unveiled an SUV concept (that was unanimously reviled by the automotive press), it seemed a sure thing …