The Best Deals On The New Rolls Royce Ghost For Sale

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Price	£220,000
Year	2012
Condition	New
Mileage	000
Colour	Black
Availability	In Stock

Diamond Black with Seashell Leather, Adaptive headlights, Tracker, Television Tuner, USB and Smart Phone Interface, Picnic Tables, Silver Satin Bonnet Finish, 20" Alloy Wheels, Extend Leather, Piano Black Wood,
Chromed Visible Exhausts, Driver Assistance Package 1 with High Beam Assistance, Lane Departure Warning,
Heads Up Display, Rear Theatre Configuration with Six CD/DVD Changer, Camera System,
Comfort Entry System, Panoramic Sunroof, UK List Price £246,000,

Great saving at £220,000 (VAT Qualifying).

If you are seeking a Rolls Royce Ghost, you understand the value of simplicity, backed by solid, robust technology and many years of engineering excellence. The Rolls Royce Ghost is unpretentious. It is elegant, but in a minimalistic manner. It is stylish, but in a reserved way. It is simplicity in its purest form. It has no need to boast or proclaim its dominance. It simply is one of the finest motor cars you will find anywhere, offering a driving experience to surpass anything you may previously have felt was sublime.

A quick tour through the inside of the Rolls Royce Ghost ...

Inside this luxury car you are greeted with a simply sumptuous layout. This is a luxury vehicle and the interior certainly indulges you in as many of the nicer things in driving comfort as it can. The magnificent hand stitched leatherwork is impossible to ignore. Each Rolls Royce Ghost has a total of nine hides, all from the same batch, that make up the seating leather.

There is total consistency of colour throughout every inch of the soft leather, and as you stretch out in the spacious rear compartment, you can fully appreciate that it takes a full two weeks to prepare and complete all the leatherwork for this car. The leather is also available in an array of colours that range from Black to Seashell, with Fleet Blue, Consort Red and Pine Green in between.

Like cars of old, the Rolls Royce Ghost has lots of wood in its interior. From the rich darkness of Piano Black, to the vibrant yellow of Elm Cluster, there is a wood veneer colour and texture to suit every taste. If you like a wood veneer that is darkish, but swirly, then perhaps Walnut Burr is for you. If you prefer a light brown, almost green, veneer with vertical grain stripes, then Malabar is the one to choose. If you want a dark reddish brown veneer with tightly packed, striped grain features, then go for the Dark Wenge.

This is a car built to be driven. The leg room for front passenger and driver is a generous 1.06 metres, with 1.03 metres of headroom. If you prefer to be driven, then for passengers in the rear compartment the legroom increases to 1.075 metres, with a slightly lowered headroom space of .99 metres.

Technology dominates the interior of this car. Like the head up display common to fighter aircraft, this car also features a head up display that provides information about your speed and the directions to take. It gets even better at night too, as the Night Vision System then comes into play. This feature stays behind a veneer panel through the day, but is available at night. The small infrared camera in the grille can detect the heat emanating from the body of a person or an animal at up to 300 metres. This is especially useful in unlit country road conditions, and it will give you plenty of time to slow and pass safely.

Cruise control is now common on many cars, but it is usually a feature that simply maintains the car's speed at a predetermined velocity. In the Rolls Royce Ghost the cruise control is much more intelligent. It will detect cars in front, and if you get too close it will slow the car down and stop if necessary. As soon as it is safe to do so, the car will start off again, speeding up to its set speed once again.

When you seek a Ghost for sale, you are finally in total command of your own destiny.

A look around the outside of the Rolls Royce Ghost ...

Andreas Thurner is the exterior designer of this magnificent car. He is quoted as saying, "…it looks natural, not styled." It's easy to see what he means, and yet, the design didn't just happen. It was styled to look natural, and in that respect, it succeeded wonderfully. The presence of this car is one of muted power. This is a design that suggests a latency of energy, strength and vigor in a subdued, yet fully alive, manner. The overall result of this car is a blend of German technological perfection, and English craftsmanship. The spaceframe body is German, though its subtle and gentle looks seem more English in a way.

The Rolls Royce Ghost is available in 12 standard colours. They range from Diamond Black to English White, with shades such as Metropolitan Blue, Midnight Sapphire, Ensign Red and Sea Green in between. The standard feature of the silver satin bonnet of this car is certainly eye-catching, and perhaps a bit ostentatious at first glance, but it soon settles down in your mind and soon becomes perfectly acceptable and obvious.

Looking from the front, the narrow Xenon headlamps give the car a kind of squinting appearance. The front looks more rounded than say, the Phantom, as does the rear, but this is not a fault - just an observation. This is a long car at 5.399 metres, but shorter than its big brother, the Phantom. It is 1.948 metres wide, and 1.55 metres high when unladen. With an unladen weight of 2.435 kilograms, it's not a lightweight car, and its solidity shows in its overall appearance.

Curiously, the rear doors on the Rolls Royce Ghost are rear-hinged, opening in the so-called "suicide" manner. This makes getting in and out of the car much easier and more sedate. These doors cannot be opened while the car is in motion, thanks to a safety electronic locking device that automatically prevents accidental opening once the car gets going. The front doors of the car are front-hinged and open normally. On the front of the bonnet there is the expected Rolls Royce ornament. Because cars of this nature are often targeted by those jealous of their beauty, the little ornament retracts automatically into the bonnet when the car is parked.

One feature of this car that is really no more than a kind of show off thing is the fact that the centre cap of each wheel will always have the double "R" logo standing upright and easy to read whenever the car is parked. This is because the caps at the centre of the wheels can rotate independently. It's actually a nice feature that gives the car a touch of perfection above other cars.

New Rolls Royce Ghost, Driving Excitement and Comfort

A Ghost is silent, moves effortlessly, and causes hearts to start beating faster. The new Rolls Royce Ghost for 2012 causes the same feelings, only your faster beating heart is the excitement of a superior driving experience.

The 2012 Ghost has some undergone some dramatic changes and seemingly all for the better. The most dramatic change is the Rolls Royce Ghost long wheelbase.
Rolls Royce Motorcars has added another 17cm to the length of the Ghost.

This dramatic change increases the leg room in the rear seat and increases passenger room in all areas of the car. The wheelbase has been extended to 3295mm which still falls short of the Rolls Royce Phantom long wheelbase which measures 3570mm.

With the longer wheelbase the new Rolls Royce Ghost becomes an excellent choice for families with a chauffeur. The added rear seat room allows you plenty of space to work as your driver shuffles you between your home and office.

A Larger Car with Amazing Control and Smooth Ride

As vehicles increase in size they commonly become sluggish and handling deteriorates.
The engineers at Rolls-Royce Motorcars made sure the Ghost does not suffer from any of these problems.
The Monocoque steel chassis combined with the Dynamic Stability Control keeps the car solidly glued to the road even on twisting and turning stretches of the highway.

The Active Roll Stabilization System prevents the car from leaning excessively in fast tight corners.
Most cars with the handling characteristics of the Rolls Royce Ghost provide the passengers with a rough solid
feel on the road.

This new Rolls Royce Ghost for sale follows in the tradition of Rolls Royce Motorcars giving you the smoothest most comfortable ride possible. The silky smooth ride may have you questioning if you are riding along the same bumpy roads you have always traveled before.

Power Combined with Comfort

The new Rolls Royce Ghost is powered by a V12 motor with dual overhead cams and 48 valves.
The motor is 6592cc of incredible technology. When you press the accelerator to the floor in the Ghost it does
not accelerate slowly.

The Ghost jumps into action going from 0 to 100km/hour in under 5 seconds, almost a full second faster than the Rolls Royce Phantom. The car will continue to accelerate up to 250km/hour before the governor stops your acceleration.

The engine boasts an impressive 563HP paired with 575 lb feet of torque.
Even with the cars amazing performance it still manages to be very fuel efficient. Petrol consumption is shown in the following list:

• Urban Driving – 20.5 liters/100km
• Highway Driving – 9.6 liters/100km
• Combined Driving – 13.6 liters/100km

This power and efficiency is transferred to the road via an 8-speed transmission with gear ratios ranging from 4.717 to .667. The eight gears provide you with smooth even power through all speed ranges and allows for quick acceleration. You have probably experienced cars with fewer gears which feel weak at either the high or low points before gears shift. You will never experience this in the Rolls Royce Ghost.

Rolls Royce did not take any shortcuts when it comes to the tyres. They used 19” Goodyear tyres to make sure the car rolls easily down the road with superior handling and grip. The wheels are one area of the car where you are allowed to use your own personal touch.
You can stick with the standard 19” forged alloy wheel, a 20” chromed alloy wheel, or from several other choices.

Getting Personal with Your New Rolls Royce Ghost

The core of the car may remain the same but everything else is up to your imagination and desires. You can choose your body colour and type of leather for your seats. You can even choose from 6 different veneers for the interior highlights and dash. The veneers include solid piano black and 5 choices of wood grains.

Every veneer is created from a single piece of wood to make sure it is strong and durable.
Do not forget about one of Rolls-Royce Motorcars other trademarks as you design your interior.
Since each car is hand crafted you can have customized contrast stitching and piping added to your interior.
The interior of your Ghost will be a masterpiece.

High Tech Options for Your Ghost

There are four unbelievable pieces of technology which you must explore for the 2012 Rolls Royce Ghost.

• Lane Departure Warning
• Night Vision
• Heads Up Display
• Active Cruise Control

One of the most dangerous times on the road is during our brief lapses in attention. The Lane Departure Warning system alerts you as it see your car begin to drift from your lane.
This allows you to correct before you are startled by honking horns.

The night vision option is incredible. Your car can help you spot pedestrians or animals hiding in your path up to 300 metres ahead on the darkest roads.
It uses infrared technology to detect the body heat signatures and notify you of the potential danger.

The heads up display allows you to keep your eyes locked to the road while you monitor your speed, watch your GPS driving directions, and receive other driver alerts.
This increases you safety on the road since you are not constantly glancing down to verify your speed or
recheck your directions.

The Active Cruise Control finishes out the science fiction options for your new Rolls Royce Ghost.
The cruise control allows you to set your maximum speed and then it starts monitoring the road.
You set the gap you wish to maintain from cars in front of you and the car monitors the distance. If it sees you are getting too near it slows down, including to a full halt.

If the car in front of you accelerates away, the active cruise control accelerates to your pre defined speed and then levels off. This innovation can help make commutes and vacations on busy highways much easier.

The only missing option you might be hoping for is a drop-top like found in the Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe.

Technology and Classic Touches Combine for Near Perfection

All of the new touches, the new technology, and Rolls-Royce Motorcars attention to detail make the new Rolls Royce a car which nears perfection.

The silent running motor paired with the smooth transmission and excellent suspension will have you gliding down the road in comfort and joy.