New Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II

With the Rolls-Royce Ghost already five years old (surprising, isn’t it?), the company has finally decided to give the Ghost a bit of a facelift. But even then, the Rolls-Royce Ghost has aged so well, one will most likely wonder – just what can they do to an already magnificent car? The answer to that turns out to be: not much. The Rolls-Royce Ghost II keeps a lot of the original workings. After all, Rolls-Royce knows that if something isn’t broken, why fix it?

So under the hood you’ll find all the same specs as before. A twin-turbocharged V12 6.6-liter that offers 575 lb-ft of torque and 563 hp. It also keeps the 8-speed automatic transmission, and can go from 0-60 in 4.7 seconds. The Rolls-Royce Ghost II, however, has a revised suspension, and can also be ordered with a “Dynamic Driving Package” for an even more involved driving experience, as the company calls it.

Besides these changes, everything for the infotainment and other technology aspects has been bumped up to the latest and greatest. Tell it to “go” or “call” and it takes the reins for you, eliminating the need for touch or even gesturing as some luxury models are incorporating. Seating structure has been adjusted as well as additional chrome placed around the instrumentation.

Outside, much is the same so you can still recognize the Rolls-Royce Ghost II as a Ghost, switching up smaller details, such as rounding the bumpers, ending the waft line in a smoother fashion, adding chrome inserts for the front intakes, and new headlights that are intuitive in how they dim for oncoming traffic, defaulting to high beams otherwise.

Enhanced and ready to roll, start seeking out your own Rolls-Royce Ghost for sale in Palm Beach, Florida. Where else should you like to drive a Ghost II than in a state renowned for its sunshine and warm weather?