Rolls-Royce Ghost by Mansory

by AllAutoExperts    |  17 April, 2020

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It didn't take much time after introducing the Ghost range and Mansory has announced a personalization program for the cars that were produced in the 2009 - 2015 period. It offered a slight facelift, with no dramatic changes.

The design team has taken things seriously and has created an unheard of chassis, a beautiful and luxurious cabin, with additional technical specs that ensured a considerable improvement of the car's performance figures.

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The details necessary for an individual luxurious range of cars became Mansory's priority, and the result made everybody sigh. The aerodynamic features have been improved, by focusing on important exterior details, like carbon wings, air vents, etc.

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The back spoiler that has been installed on the body offered Mansory a plus of stability at high speeds, while the increased number of carbon fiber elements has considerably decreased the car's total weight.

The engine is another story. Mansory is powered by an engine producing 625 hp and an immense torque of 1050 Nm. You can easily observe that these numbers are much better than the old ones: 570 hp at 750 Nm. All this improvement became possible due to the brand new exhaust system and the additional control unit, which helps optimize the power.

And check this out: this Royce can go from 0 to 100 km/h in only 4.3 seconds, while its maximum speed reaches as much as 280 km/h.

Now about the wheels: they come in an ultra-light alloy, which not only makes the car even more beautiful but also helps in manipulating moves and ensures good contact of the car with the ground. The wheels are made out of silver mono-block, with Vredestein tires. The front wheels come in a size of 265/35/22, while the back ones reach 295/30/22.

This car has a beautiful sport steering wheel in it, which is practically the centerpiece of the interior. The client can influence the interior design, by choosing between varied combinations of wood, carbon, leather, and any other material he wants present in his car.

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