New Rolls-Royce Ghost - see why it's so silent it could make you sick!
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Date: 2022-04-11
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Love the car but that crap you spewed about pannel gaps and two welders is pure hyperbole. Even with 2yr worth of car spray painting/panel beating eyes i can see panel gaps. Furthermore panel gaps if you get them too precise they don't look good from angles. The trick is to have the right panels gaps on the sides and front and rear but on corners and angles you can play about a bit so the car looks better if you were to do a full walk round from about 5-6ft height from 5-10ft away. They know this and good panel beaters and sprayers know this. Basically they have coachbuilder grade welders doing it by eye, this is an old way of doing it (which i preffer) but stop making out they've reinvented panel gaps you plonker-
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Love the car but that crap you spewed about pannel gaps and two welders is pure hyperbole. Even with 2yr worth of car spray painting/panel beating eyes i can see panel gaps. Furthermore panel gaps if you get them too precise they don't look good from angles. The trick is to have the right panels gaps on the sides and front and rear but on corners and angles you can play about a bit so the car looks better if you were to do a full walk round from about 5-6ft height from 5-10ft away. They know this and good panel beaters and sprayers know this. Basically they have coachbuilder grade welders doing it by eye, this is an old way of doing it (which i preffer) but stop making out they've reinvented panel gaps you plonker-
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GNUFZ
The statement about the engine is misleading. The core is still the BMW N74 double turbocharged V12. However, the Rolls-Royce engineers have reworked the engine-mapping to achieve performance characteristics unique to the Rolls-Royce Ghost application, where max torque is achieved at as low as 1, 600 revs, and for this unique application, the engine has, in fact got its own part number (which actually is not so unusual in such cases. Still, the engines are BMW-engines built at the BMW main plant in Munich!
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The statement about the engine is misleading. The core is still the BMW N74 double turbocharged V12. However, the Rolls-Royce engineers have reworked the engine-mapping to achieve performance characteristics unique to the Rolls-Royce Ghost application, where max torque is achieved at as low as 1, 600 revs, and for this unique application, the engine has, in fact got its own part number (which actually is not so unusual in such cases. Still, the engines are BMW-engines built at the BMW main plant in Munich!
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KlingonCaptain
Sadly, here in North America owning one of these is like sticking a sign on your back that says -Kill Me, I'm a One Percenter. - I am not rich buy any means. Even though the Dawn is one of my favorite cars, and a used one is something I could probably save for, I would never touch a Rolls-Royce. The direction the world is heading in, Rolls isn't going to last much longer.
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Sadly, here in North America owning one of these is like sticking a sign on your back that says -Kill Me, I'm a One Percenter. - I am not rich buy any means. Even though the Dawn is one of my favorite cars, and a used one is something I could probably save for, I would never touch a Rolls-Royce. The direction the world is heading in, Rolls isn't going to last much longer.
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Alejandro
i think the grill and lights are not well integrated in the design. They could have taken ideas from the rr velar, where everything is part of the same curved surface. Probably keeping the squarey shaped grill but somehow i miss a better integration on the front.
The back lights are from an s class?
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i think the grill and lights are not well integrated in the design. They could have taken ideas from the rr velar, where everything is part of the same curved surface. Probably keeping the squarey shaped grill but somehow i miss a better integration on the front.
The back lights are from an s class?
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-ommenter
Pause -9: 04
You can see the discoloration between the panels (above the front-right tyre.
The front panel must be of a different material, hence reflects light differently.
RR forgot to adjust the tone of the color used for the front panel.
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Pause -9: 04
You can see the discoloration between the panels (above the front-right tyre.
The front panel must be of a different material, hence reflects light differently.
RR forgot to adjust the tone of the color used for the front panel.
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Ahmad
3 defects in the front bumper design, not hiding the screen like the previous one, and the back seat table is not as small as before. Honestly, I wanted to buy Rolls, but these defects made me hesitant and the lack of wood in the dashboard and doors
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3 defects in the front bumper design, not hiding the screen like the previous one, and the back seat table is not as small as before. Honestly, I wanted to buy Rolls, but these defects made me hesitant and the lack of wood in the dashboard and doors
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MasterHolg
How cool would it be if you could press a button and the front grill rises up horizontally and turns into a BBQ when you are hungry and fancy a posh dog. mustard and ketchup dispenser integrated.
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How cool would it be if you could press a button and the front grill rises up horizontally and turns into a BBQ when you are hungry and fancy a posh dog. mustard and ketchup dispenser integrated.
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Gary
Beautiful Automobile - If I had the money. Yes I would Probably Purchase one! If I had a Dealer close. I had several Neighbors that had a Rolls when I was growing up and they were awesome Automobiles!
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Beautiful Automobile - If I had the money. Yes I would Probably Purchase one! If I had a Dealer close. I had several Neighbors that had a Rolls when I was growing up and they were awesome Automobiles!
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Graham
I suppose beauty is in the eye of the beholder. However I hate the design of the Rolls Royce! It looks like a tank! What happened to the wonderful designs from RR of the 50's and 60's?
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I suppose beauty is in the eye of the beholder. However I hate the design of the Rolls Royce! It looks like a tank! What happened to the wonderful designs from RR of the 50's and 60's?
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mena
Sir do you have Grey Poupon? Beautiful and luxurious new Rolls Royce Ghost. I will rather spend $200. 000 on a Rolls Royce Ghost than an uncomfortable Ferrari and Lamborghini.
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Sir do you have Grey Poupon? Beautiful and luxurious new Rolls Royce Ghost. I will rather spend $200. 000 on a Rolls Royce Ghost than an uncomfortable Ferrari and Lamborghini.
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