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Unique Premium Small Car: Special Rolls Royce with “MINI Inspired” on April 30, 2011 @ 19:00

Rolls Royce Special MINI Inspired by Goodwood Front Side View on Auto Everyday – Unique Premium Small Car: Special Rolls Royce with “MINI Inspired” on April 30, 2011 @ 19:00

Do you think this is a car from the automaker MINI? This time we present a very attractive car, a car coming from the Rolls Royce automaker. The car is seen as a “mini car” This is a car with a very attractive design. Rolls-Royce has a special Mini “inspired by the Goodwood“, this is a premium small car with a unique car design for china car market. Goodwood inspired mini car comes with a number of high-quality materials and craftsmanship, you will find a very elegant interior design and modern with the material Goodwood in this car. you will find include walnut dashboard thorns, center console and door handles, black nappa leather on the dashboard, door trim leather on the interior tip Cornsilk side of this car. Engine of the car reportedly was also inspired by the Mini car. Please visit our website for further information. Read more…

Recession? Not In The United Arab Emirates

While the majority of us are combing couch cushions for spare change and living on a diet of ramen and peanut butter, things are different in the United Arab Emirates. Sure, they’re feeling the pinch of global belt tightening, but it’s a slightly different reality in the oil rich nation. Hard times mean that you buy a used Pagani Zonda instead of that new Bugatti Veyron SuperSport you had your heart set on. Need proof? The region accounts for 15% of Rolls Royce sales worldwide, so it stands to reason that the uber-luxury manufacturer would open a flagship store in Abu Dhabi, UAE. The showroom alone is nearly 10,000 square feet, which is room enough to display five Rolls-Royce models, house a coffee bar and a customer configuration lounge. It’s also linked to an equally impressive state-of-the-art service facility, supporting customers throughout the Middle East. Read more…

First Drive: 2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost

“The launch of a new Rolls-Royce is an historic event,” says CEO Tom Purves as we sit down to dinner at West Stoke House in bucolic West Sussex, only a few miles from the Rolls-Royce factory on the Earl of March’s estate at Goodwood, and in the very room where design chief Ian Cameron and team spent three months working on the Phantom back in 2000. Not as historic event as it perhaps once was, though: The 2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost sedan is the fourth new Rolls-Royce to appear since the imperious Phantom rewrote the rulebook for super-luxury cars in 2003. Or, to put it another way, Rolls-Royce has now launched as many new cars in the 11 years since BMW snatched the storied marque from under the nose of VW Group boss Ferdinand Piech as it had in the previous 50.

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