#Rolls

Rolls-Royce believes coach built one-offs like the $12.8 million Sweptail it unveiled at the 2017 Concorso d’Eleganza are the future of luxury.

Rolls-Royce has rolled out its “spring/summer 2017 Couture collection,” complete with range of vibrant colors for its Dawn convertible.

The Rolls-Royce brand has imagined what its lineup of ultra-luxury vehicles will look like over the next 100 years. 

Rolls-Royce is going to do something it has never done before: build a concept car. 

Rolls-Royce has revealed the Dawn, its new luxury convertible based on the Wraith Coupe. 

An overwhelming majority of the cars Rolls-Royce sold in 2013 were individually customized for their owners.

Continuing its slow strip tease, Rolls-Royce has just dropped a new teaser photo of the Wraith, showing off just a little more car than before. 

The chunks of grass and mud flying out from under this Rolls-Royce are almost like fistfuls of money going through a wood chipper. You can see the value going down and it’s awesome.

The Rolls-Royce Ghost lineup is growing, and a new coupe version known as the Corniche that is coming in 2014 was just caught testing by our spy photographers. 

Rolls-Royce invited a select 100 customers to “dine on the line”, transforming the factory where all Rolls cars are hand built into an exclusive event. 

Some people probably rolled their eyes when Rolls-Royce announced the Year of the Dragon Phantom, believing it would just be another poor-selling limited edition vehicle. But never underestimate just how strong the Chinese culture and beliefs are. Or rather, just don’t underestimate the wallets of those strong-believing Chinese.

Thanks to the Chinese market, Rolls-Royce had a record setting year for sales in 2011 with 3,538 luxury cars delivered to customers. In 2010, Rolls-Royce only managed to sell 2,711 cars, 31-percent less than 2011.

Bijan Pakzad is well known for his exclusive boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, but to automotive enthusiasts, we know him as the designer of a custom yellow Bugatti Veyron which is often seen in front of his store – the same one was that sadly vandalized after his untimely death.

Qatar is slowly becoming the land of outlandish and brazenly modified vehicles, despite the modifications normally consisting of an insane paint job or wrap. This time around though, we’re almost speechless, as the world’s classiest and most luxurious vehicle has received a turquoise treatment.  That’s right, this Rolls-Royce Phantom was delivered to the Rolls-Royce showroom in Doha, Qatar sporting the wonderful shade.