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So here’s a problem the huge majority of buyers will never have. Let’s say you are about to leave on a trip to the West Coast. You’re in no hurry, so you leave the jet at home and you take your Rolls-Royce Wraith instead. But here is the dilemma: how …

The first Rolls-Royce Phantom was created in 1925. As an icon to the world's richest, this limousine offered unparalleled luxury and performance. Each subsequent version of the Phantom expanded upon this base, slowly becoming Rolls-Royce's most recognizable model. The seventh generation was launched in 2003 and heavily modernized in 2012.

Even though Rolls-Royce already offers a superb convertible, the Phantom Drophead Coupé, the new Dawn has a unique place in the Rolls-Royce lineup, attracting a younger crowd who would usually flock to Bentley and its Continental. The Dawn (and the Wraith on which it is based) is sportier and nimbler …

Rolls-Royce currently offers a really nice convertible, the Drophead Coupe; this luxurious lounge on wheels is probably the most comfortable way to drive without a roof. Seems like there is another contender for the crown, however. Also from Rolls-Royce, we discover the Dawn, a convertible version of the Wraith coupe.

We already knew that Rolls-Royce was working on a new vehicle that would feature a high-riding suspension and all-wheel drive (essentially a crossover, but the manufacturer doesn’t want you to call it that). Recently, pictures of a special Phantom Series II began surfacing on the web. The car wears a …

This is yet another sign of the unstoppable march of time. After fiercely opposing the idea of an SUV or a crossover, renowned English automaker Rolls-Royce will finally agree to the pleas of its wealthy buyers; in a few years, we can expect to see a truck in its lineup.

Rolls-Royce’s regular clients list includes some unique names: the English Royal family, UAE sheikhs and Californian business owners, among others. However, through the years, another group has frequently purchased the English luxury vehicles: in 50 years, the Indian maharajas and princes have bought around 840 cars from Rolls-Royce. To celebrate …

While the idea of our last car ride usually includes a certain high-end car from GM (riding in the back of a Cadillac, as it is known around here), it seems that the British aristocracy doesn’t want to be seen riding in an American car, even in death. A.W.Lymn (a …

Have you ever heard the name Stephen Hung? He is one of the most eccentric (and richest!) businessmen in Hong Kong, owning multiple hotels and casinos. He just wrote his name in the history books, after he placed an order for cars to ferry clients to and from his next …

The latest land-barge to come out of Rolls-Royce Bespoke shipyards workshop is the Drophead Coupé Waterspeed Collection. They are a tribute to an English speed freak, Sir Malcolm Campbell. In 1937, he stole the water speed record from the Americans, going over 202 km/h in his Rolls-Royce-powered Bluebird K3 speedboat.