Articles about Rollsroyce

Definitely not for the shy or retiring

Novitec is among the more...restrained German tuners. Sure, it has its moments, but many of its creations are comparatively tasteful. The same cannot be said for Spofec. The bit of Novitec that specializes in Rolls-Royces has just revealed its modified

Ever heard of the Bertone Freeclimber?

Time for an inconvenient truth. No, not that one, with impossibly large global consequences-just a smaller, regularly inconvenient one: BMWs aren't good-looking anymore. Sure, there's a few exceptions in the muscular M2, the reserved 5-Series, and brutish

Out for a drive with the city’s best lowriders, hot rods, and custom bikes

Last year, Rolls-Royce turned the lights out on the Cullinan. No, the carmaker didn't bin the controversial luxo-SUV, it simply gave the car a sinister murdered-out look and a bit more speed to bring it in line with

The 1% know what they want

Here are some of the best creations to come out of Rolls-Royce's Bespoke division last year:Commissioned by a Swedish entrepreneur, the Million Stitch Phantom was inspired by a special rose grown only at Rolls-Royce's Goodwood HQ. As

The Group collectively sold 2,520,307 vehicles last year

The past year was pretty big for some names in the automotive industry, the BMW Group included. The Group collectively sold 2,520,307 vehicles worldwide last year, marking a 1.2% increase in overall sales compared to 2018. This marks nine

A new Ghost is also looming

Rolls-Royce has told us that its Cullinan, a 'car' you will undoubtedly have opinions on (Mr. Harris certainly does), has become the fastest-selling Rolls-Royce motor car in history. That's...that's a biggie.We say 'car,' because the

Among other things, it sits lower than the stock model by 40mm

Hang on. Before we do anything else here-just look at the size of those wheels. Those are 24-inch jobs that German tuner SPOFEC has created in partnership with Vossen, and they apparently come in 72 different colors. Twenty-four! Seventy-

The proceeds will go to charity

A Rolls-Royce ought to be in a dark color, right? A murky grey. A deep black. Some sort of Navy blue. Something with class.Well, here's a reasonably bright red Phantom. And it still carries itself with an enormous amount

It’s on another level

When this landed in our inbox, we didn't know what to make of it. Here it goes...According to the press release, "the most detailed ever single embroidery to feature in a Rolls-Royce motor car has been designed and created

‘Black Badge’ Edition gets more power and Darth Vader-inspired paint job

How much would any of these sell for?

Keen readers of TopGear.com might recognize this car. The Zonda Aether is such a special one-off that we decided it warranted a whole article to itself.Click these blue words to read all about it, or even to just sit

With a white interior. Thoughts?

Well, if you're going to commission a Rolls-Royce SUV-a car that has elicited a wide spectrum of opinion since its launch-you might as well go big.And by big, we mean orange. Very, very orange. Unveiled at the

Limited to just 50 cars

In 2016, Rolls-Royce announced the 'Zenith' collection for the Phantom VII as an end-of-the-line special to mark that car's 14-year lifespan. A year later, we saw the Phantom VIII.So, it appears the current Rolls-Royce

Even if the dream is laughably unattainable

There are just some things you don't say no to. Free food? Sign me up. Courtside tickets with free-flowing beer? Done. Spend a sunny Saturday morning lounging in the back of a Rolls-Royce? Hold on, let me get some

And most other cars for that matter

A top-spec midsize SUV: Seats up to seven people, packs a torquey turbodiesel engine, ideal for road trips and growing families. Price tag? A bit over P2 million.And here we have a fancy champagne chest that keeps your drinks cool

To be auctioned later this year

The Rolls-Royce Phantom is a rather special car. The extended wheelbase version starts at £432,000 (P30 million), for Pete's sake, and that's before you've even specced the gold-plated Spirit of Ecstasy or the lambswool carpets. Admit

That price, though

How much are you willing to spend on one car? Probably a couple of million at most, right? Okay, say you're relatively well-off, then you can go a bit further for a BMW or a Mercedes-Benz-most people would

From one brand to a small empire

It's an intro that's been repeated many times before, but it's one worth retelling because of its amusement factor. Two decades ago, a licensed chemical engineer named Willy Tee Ten decided to make a career shift from supplying alcohol (

This sounds like a networking pitch

Call Floyd Mayweather what you want-a professional troll, a runner, a coward, whatever. You still have to give him credit, because the man knows how to market himself. His millions of social-media followers is a testament to his brand.The

Custom add-ons include lab-grown black diamonds and super-rare ruthenium

Last year, Rolls-Royce sold 4,107 cars-the most it has ever shifted in the space of 12 months. Odds are that at least a handful of those cars would be more or less identical, but of course, that's not