Rolls-Royce

  Of all the ultra-luxury car brands out there, Rolls-Royce does it best. So much so that many noteworthy celebrities own them. And why shouldn’t they? Rolls-Royce is high-class luxury at its finest, and given the automaker’s reputation as such, it’s no wonder the vehicles have long been a status symbol of the rich and famous. "Game of Thrones" actress Gwendoline Christie poses in a Phantom in a recent Rolls-Royce short film. From socialites to musicians, actors to athletes, these are some of the most recognizable celebs who’ve dabbled in Rolls-Royce ownership. Kim Kardashian-West – Rolls-Royce Ghost Kardashian-West has been spotted in multiple luxurious celebrity cars, but one of the most noteworthy models is her black Rolls-Royce Ghost that was customized especially for her. The Rolls-Royce Ghost, known for its brilliance, richness, and effortless technology, has a wide array of world-class features. Among the noteworthy for 2020 are its exclusive 21” wheels, massaging Comf

  Equal parts Beauty and Beast, the   new Rolls-Royce Dawn   is an astounding automotive achievement. With its captivating, bold look and a 6.6-liter V12 behemoth engine under its hood, this exotic convertible is as invigorating as it is alluringly gorgeous. Available for sale at a Rolls-Royce dealer near you, the 2020 Dawn convertible is an undeniable, bespoke masterpiece that stimulates the soul. Engine & Performance The 2020 Dawn Black Badge pushes the boundary between “possible” and “impossible” thanks to its impressive 6.6-liter V12 powerplant. The direct-injection engine produces a vicious 593 horsepower and a flabbergasting 620 lb.-ft. of torque, allowing the Dawn to hit a top-end speed of 155 mph. (The entry Dawn model produces 563 hp and 605 lb.-ft. of torque.) 0-60 MPH in 4.8 Seconds From a dead stop, the 2020 Dawn roars to 60 mph in just 4.8 seconds –  Car and Driver  pushed the new Dawn from 0 to 60 mph in 4.3 seconds – making it one of the quickest exotic convertibles

  As I turn on McFarlane for a lidless drive up Bayshore Drive, I’m greeted by a quad of jaywalking onlookers just past my favorite South Beach coffee spot. We trade smiles while I pose for an impromptu photo. “Sweet ride,” one hollers; his words nearly rebound into the ether by the forcefield of cool jazz I’ve treated my ears to. Once they clear out, my heel finds its natural place, and I zip off. Such is the life of your typical Rolls-Royce Phantom owner. This two-door Phantom – a mesmerizing Drophead Coupe Convertible – is anything but typical, however. At the time it was discontinued in 2016, the Drophead Phantom was deemed the most expensive Rolls-Royce in the British company’s history. In fact, the first model to arrive in the States was auctioned off for $2 million in nearby Naples, FL, and only an estimated 2000 models were sold globally, certainly making this Phantom convertible one of the rarest cars in the world. So, could it have all been just a dream? Was I merely salivati

  To the naked eye, the recently unveiled 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost rolls with that iconic Ghost-like vibe: It’s still embracing a Spirit of Ecstasy insignia. It weighs roughly the same as the outgoing model. It comes with rear-hinged coach doors with power-closing functionality. And it sports a rectangular frame that screams, “Hey, I’m a Rolls-Royce!” But the second-generation Rolls-Royce Ghost enters the game as a ghost of its former self. (That means it’s built all-new from the ground up.) Take a closer look and you’ll see that it’s a larger, wider luxury car that sits atop a modular Architecture of Luxury platform and features a fully reimagined and refined cabin. It’s the most technologically advanced Rolls-Royce yet – and, yes, its coach doors now include power-opening, garnering many a hallelujah from the choir of Rolls-Royce loyalists. Face it: You want to know more. Here’s what you’ll find when you get behind the wheel of the new Rolls-Royce Ghost. A 6.75-liver Twin-Turbo V12, At

  Ever since Charles Rolls and Henry Royce collaborated to craft “the best car in the world” more than 100 years ago, the storied Rolls-Royce marque has been the ultimate standard of quality, craftsmanship, engineering innovation, and luxury to which all other deluxe automotive brands aspire. To be sure, as a Rolls-Royce owner you take great pride in driving the ultimate automotive expression of luxury and prestige. It, therefore, comes as no surprise that you would certainly desire to protect this valuable and cherished investment. So, we consulted our certified master Rolls-Royce technicians here at Braman Miami Rolls-Royce Service Center for some helpful tips to ensure that your Rolls-Royce will look showroom fresh for many years to come. 7. Wax On. Wax Off. They say that “beauty is skin deep.” But in the case of your Rolls-Royce’s exterior, that dazzling luster consists of a deep high-quality finish that needs to be protected. This requires the regular application of car wax for lu

    Welcome to Luxury Reimagined The Sports Utility Vehicle. Darling of the soccer-mom set. The do-anything, go-anywhere Swiss Army Knife of family conveyances. The vehicle of choice for four-wheeled, off-road adventures. A cavernous, carryall that swallows just about everything from kiddies and camping gear to metric tons of luggage. Hardly the image of an ultra-lux vehicle designed to cocoon its occupants in quiet, sophisticated, and palatial comfort and world-class finery. Thus, it may be difficult to wrap one’s head around the rather novel notion of an SUV hand-crafted by the world’s premier luxury automaker, whose storied marque is synonymous with the supreme expression of automotive prestige and pedigree to which all others aspire. A Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV. Say again? Surely the Automotive Gods are smiling at that one. But, in 2018, the master craftsmen ensconced in Roll-Royce’s Goodwood, UK design center had indeed birthed just such an astonishingly unique vehicle. It’s called