Rolls-Royce Ghost : Prices & Specs
Latest Ghost builds on its predecessor’s abilities thanks to a new platform and even more advanced technology
| MODEL | FUEL | MPG | CO2 | 0-62MPH | TOP SPEED | BHP | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4dr Auto | Petrol | 4.6 | 155 mph | 571 | £281,400 | ||
| II 544 4dr Auto | Petrol | 4.9 | 544 | £285,255 | |||
| II 4dr Auto | Petrol | 4.6 | 155 mph | 571 | £287,400 | ||
| II 544 4dr Auto [4 Seat] | Petrol | 4.9 | 544 | £305,055 | |||
| II 4dr Auto [4 Seat] | Petrol | 4.6 | 155 mph | 571 | £306,570 | ||
| 4dr Auto EWB | Petrol | 4.6 | 155 mph | 571 | £313,800 | ||
| II 544 4dr Auto EWB | Petrol | 4.9 | 544 | £315,255 | |||
| II 4dr Auto EWB | Petrol | 4.6 | 155 mph | 571 | £317,400 | ||
| II 544 4dr Auto EWB [4 Seat] | Petrol | 4.9 | 544 | £335,055 | |||
| II 4dr Auto EWB [4 Seat] | Petrol | 4.6 | 155 mph | 571 | £336,570 |
| MODEL | FUEL | MPG | CO2 | 0-62MPH | TOP SPEED | BHP | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Black Badge 4dr Auto | Petrol | 4.5 | 600 | £323,655 | |||
| II Black Badge 4dr Auto | Petrol | 4.5 | 155 mph | 600 | £335,400 | ||
| II 544 Black Badge 4dr Auto | Petrol | 4.7 | 544 | £339,255 | |||
| II Black Badge 4dr Auto [4 Seat] | Petrol | 4.5 | 155 mph | 600 | £354,570 | ||
| II 544 Black Badge 4dr Auto [4 Seat] | Petrol | 4.7 | 544 | £359,055 |
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