Rolls-Royce has been considered the ultimate vehicle for decades, and their Phantom ultra-luxury sedan is a testament to Rolls-Royce’s reputation. An entry-level Rolls Royce Ghost retails for $246,500, while a top-of-the-line Phantom Coupe starts at $447,000. Unsurpassed levels of comfort, the best interior materials and unparalleled exclusivity are hallmarks of Rolls-Royce cars, but only a select few are able to enjoy this level of craftsmanship.

It doesn’t get much better than Rolls-Royce. Considered the world’s finest automobiles, Rolls-Royce has been under the stewardship of BMW for over a decade, and their Phantom sedan, launched in 2003, revived the brand from near obscurity to one of the foremost symbols of extreme wealth. Coupe and convertible versions were launched in 2007, and cost nearly double that of a sedan, with Drophead Coupe  versions (Rolls-Royce’s nomenclature for a convertible) featuring a teak deck, similar to a yacht, on the rear deck area. In 2010, Rolls-Royce launched their Ghost model, which retails for a mere $246,500.