EVERY Rolls Royce Models SIMPLIFIED

All Rolls Royce Models SIMPLIFIED
Rolls-Royce's car models are often hard to tell apart. They all share that massive Parthenon grille, the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, and a price tag that could buy a house. So today we'll be explaining all four of them from the cheapest to the most expensive, breaking down unique features, interiors, and everything in between. This is I Show Autos, and let's jump right into their first model, the entry-level sedan being the Rolls-Royce Ghost.Priced from around $355,000 in the US, the 2024 Ghost packs a 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 punching out 563 horsepower to all four wheels. That means the cheapest Rolls can still launch from 0 to 60 mph in about 4.8 seconds, which is genuinely quick for a 5,500-pound luxury sedan.Inside, the Ghost seats passengers with full-grain leather interior and lamb's wool floor mats so plush your feet will think they're on vacation. The famous Starlight headliner is available, with hundreds of fiber optic lights mimicking a night sky. And the dashboard can even be illuminated with the Ghost nameplate and starry lights, creating a magical atmosphere at night.Despite being the least expensive Rolls-Royce, and I'm using that term loosely, the Ghost surrounds you with the same bank vault quiet and magic carpet air suspension as its bigger siblings. In fact, the Ghost name honors the 1906 Silver Ghost, a model so eerily smooth and quiet it was dubbed the best car in the world. And on the road, an eight-speed satellite-aided transmission even uses GPS to pre-select gears for upcoming corners or hills, keeping the ride perpetually smooth.Handling is also improved with all-wheel steering, which makes this nearly 18-foot-long sedan surprisingly maneuverable in tight spaces. But don't expect a sports sedan, because this 5,500-pound palace prefers to ride soft rather than whip around turns. But that's the point. The Ghost is a driver's Rolls that's supremely comfortable yet sporty by Rolls-Royce standards.