2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost Base Model

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES The car is finished in a combination of Gunmetal and Silver over a Moccasin leather-trimmed cabin complete with burr walnut inlays. It rides on a set of 20-inch seven-spoke alloy wheels, wrapped in Goodyear tyres. Factory-fitted equipment includes front and rear parking sensors, cruise control, Night Vision, a head-up display, lane departure warning, adaptive brake assist, four-zone air conditioning, heated and electrically adjustable front and rear seats, rear entertainment screens, and a central infotainment system.

Accompanying the sale is the owner’s book pack, service history, various paperwork, first aid kit, door-mounted umbrellas, and toolkit. CONDITION Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: minor bodywork damage which has since been repaired (by a Rolls-Royce official service centre).

The seller states that the car has always cleaned by a professional detailer after use, so the paintwork is in exemplary condition. The seller is not aware of any electrical or mechanical faults. SERVICE HISTORY The car was last serviced in January 2022 at 62,209 kilometres by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Brussels.

Prior to this, services were carried out by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Brussels in September 2019 at 54,980 kilometres and February 2017 at 48,149 kilometres. The seller reports that the car has been maintained with a ‘no expense spared’ approach, to keep it in like-new condition. SUMMARY Marrying its powerful twin-turbocharged V12 and imposing aesthetics with a plush and particularly well-appointed interior, the Rolls-Royce Ghost is a cossetting and continually sought-after luxury saloon.

It features cues for classic Rolls-Royce design language, enhanced by the two-tone paintwork and elegant hand-applied coach lines, while the car boasts modern underpinnings and technologies. Reported to have been maintained by Rolls-Royce throughout its lifetime, this example promises to attract plenty of admiring glances whether pressed into service as an indulgent daily driver or saved for special occasions. The description of this consignment is, to the best of the seller’s knowledge, accurate and not misleading.

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