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ROLLS ROYCE MOTORCARS GHOST FIGURES


21 July 2009, Goodwood

-  Engine Power output of 563bhp/420Kw/570ps@5250rpm
-  0-60mph in 4.7 seconds / 0-100 km/h in 4.9 seconds
-  Top Speed of 155 mph / 250km/h (electronic governed)
-  Maximum Torque 780Nm / 575lb ft@1500rpm



Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has confirmed headline performance figures for Ghost, their new model which will be unveiled at the Frankfurt motor show in September.

The Ghost will be powered by a brand new 6.6 litre turbo charged V12 engine unique to Rolls-Royce. This engine will produce 563 bhp, delivering a 0-60 mph time of 4.7 seconds and a governed top speed of 155 mph. The engine is combined with an 8-speed automatic ZF gearbox.

Rolls-Royce Director of Engineering, Helmut Reidl said,

"First and foremost Ghost is a Rolls-Royce. This means that despite its extraordinary performance figures it has been engineered for effortless composure and refined power delivery.

This is illustrated by the significant levels of low down torque available which makes pulling away very smooth and for an exceptionally relaxed driving experience.

Reidl continues, "Rolls-Royce power is entirely different to anything else in the automotive world. It is delivered free from stress and exertion but at the same time must engage the driver"

"Ghost is about fingertip control while still enjoying a dynamic connection with the road. Equally passengers need to be cosseted from the physical sensations of acceleration braking and cornering.

Our chassis set up keeps Ghost stable and flat, preventing it from wallowing or pitching in the corners or imposing undesirable forces to those inside."

Rolls-Royce has already confirmed that the Ghost will ride on an intelligent four corner air suspension system using multi link aluminium front and rear axles. The fully integrated system allows each of the Ghost's dynamic handling systems to work together in harmony, providing the optimum levels of refinement and comfort at all times.

The vehicle acoustics also play a vital role in creating the authentic Rolls-Royce environment.

Naturally engine, exhaust and even tyre noise have been engineered to be inaudible as far as possible, both internally and externally.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Chief Executive Officer, Tom Purves, said, "Ghost is not about a single superlative but rather a careful blend of attributes. A Rolls-Royce should carry its power with grace, agility and refinement and this is never achieved by a focus on outright performance. Mastery comes in creating a balance and having driven the Ghost again recently I can say confidently that our engineering team has achieved this in fine style".




GHOST TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION:

No. of doors/seats: 4/5

Vehicle length: 5399mm / 212.6 inches Vehicle width: 1948mm / 76.7 inches

Vehicle Height: 1550mm / 61 inches     Wheelbase: 3295mm / 129.7 inches
Engine: new 6.6 litre turbo charged V12

Gearbox: 8-speed ZF

Power output: 563bhp / 420Kw / 570PS@5250 rpm

Max torque @ engine speed: 780Nm / 575 lb ft@1500rpm

Top speed: 155 mph / 250 km/h (electronically governed)

0-60mph 4.7 seconds

0-100km/h 4.9 seconds

Ghost pricing (excluding taxes and delivery charges):


North America:     US$ 245,000

A I mentioned in my previous letter to you, color palettes and options will be available this coming September, so we, together may design and build the most distinctive, personalized Rolls Royce Ghosts in the world.

I am fully dedicated to assisting you with the design, creation, and acquisition of your new Rolls Royce masterpiece, as in delicate times, experiencing greatness and living at a quintessential level are pure essentials.

From quarter four 2009, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars will offer five models: Ghost, Phantom, Phantom Extended Wheelbase, Phantom Drophead Coupe, and Phantom Coupe.

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