The Rolls-Royce Ghost is by nature not exactly a modest car, but for some it will still look too ordinary. Mansory offers a solution for this target group, although the tuner works relatively modestly.
For the new Rolls-Royce Ghost Mansory does not (yet) come out with heavily rebuilt bumpers. What the tuner has done is actually most like what Rolls-Royce usually does with its Black Badge models. All the chrome around the car is in black and the Ghost rolls on 22-inch multi-spoke wheels. With the Ghost in question, Mansory added orange details that match the interior. Furthermore, the strip on the hood is made of carbon fiber and a spoiler lip of the same material adorns the boot lid. In the interior, the only significant change is a slightly thicker steering wheel with the Mansory logo on it.
A different exhaust should provide a slightly more emphatic sound, but otherwise Mansory leaves the Ghost’s V12 untouched. Not that with 572 hp and 850 Nm you will soon be short of something. The price of Mansory’s trinkets isn’t known, but if you can cough up the base price of $ 353,000 for a Ghost, that little bit extra won’t keep you awake either.