Rolls-Royce RR4 is named…

Words: AutoTrader NZ

Published 3 September 2020

The Phantom’s younger brother, the Ghost is expected to be launched in 2010 and based on the 200SX concept car.

The new Ghost will essentially resemble a vehicle with modern Rolls-Royce lines in a slightly smaller package.

A 6.6L turbocharged V12 will power the baby Rolls, with an 8-speed gearbox. Power at the crankshaft is expected to top 500hp.

Read more details on the baby Rolls car here.

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