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Cars like the Mercury Grand Marquis and Buick Roadmaster are quintessential examples of “old-person transportation,” if we may make a blatantly ageist statement.

Rolls-Royce is reportedly code-naming its SUV after the world’s largest diamond.

Value-conscious customers that don’t want the burden of a hefty new-car payment are smart to consider a certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicle. Automakers from Audi to Kia offer such programs. 

The affluent Chinese sure love their ultra-luxurious sedans, and Rolls-Royce is looking to capture more market share.

So, you’re in the market for a new car. Your ‘88 Toyota Tercel has served you faithfully for the past decade and a half since you purchased it following your second divorce. But now it’s high time for something with a few features, not to mention a body structure that’s doesn’t consist entirely of ferrous oxide. Savvy shoppers will visit AutoGuide.com for the latest news, freshest reviews and handiest buying tools.

The current-generation Rolls-Royce Phantom will live on until 2020, so don’t expect to see any major updates made to the British automaker’s flagship sedan.

Rolls-Royce has unveiled yet another bespoke project, the Chicane Phantom Coupe.

In a thoroughly rigorous demonstration of the potential in its bespoke program, Rolls-Royce revealed its one-off “Ghawwass” Phantom Coupe.

Despite Maybach being a thing of the past, Daimler believes that the platform for its new Mercedes-Benz S-Class can fill a void the ultra-luxury brand left behind.

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.

Leading the way for all of the racing events at this years Goodwood Festival of Speed will be a Rolls-Royce Ghost Extended-Wheelbase edition. 

Ultra-luxury brand Rolls-Royce is appointing a new design director in a move that will usher Ian Cameron out and with him the designs that have come to be synonymous with the marque’s style.

Back in 2008, Rolls-Royce collector Roland Hall special ordered a one-off Pininfarina that became known as the Hyperion.

From standard Phantoms, to Extended Wheelbase models, Coupes, and Drophead Coupes, the wide ranging variety of custom tuned Rolls-Royce cars on display is surely a rare sight to behold. Check out the videos from the event below.