Rolls-Royce Presents Ghost Series II | The Amplifier of Life

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The amplifier of life, elevating every moment.

Crafted for those who embrace each day in full colour, this new expression of advanced power is designed to exhilarate.

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WLTP (combined): CO2 emission: 357-346 g/km; Fuel consumption: 18.0–18.5 mpg / 15.7-15.3 l/100km. Further information: https://www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/…

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