Rolls-Royce Ghost

The Rolls-Royce Ghost debuted in 2010 as a smaller, more driver-oriented model than the massive Phantom. Built on a heavily modified BMW platform, the first generation (2010-2020) used a 6.6L twin-turbo V12, offering the brand's signature silent, powerful performance in a more approachable package. The second generation arrived in 2021, moving to Rolls-Royce's own aluminum spaceframe architecture and introducing even more technology and refinement.

The Ghost is collectible as it provides a more accessible entry into modern Rolls-Royce ownership. First-generation cars have seen significant depreciation, making them a strong value for the level of hand-built luxury and performance they offer. Special editions, particularly the menacing Black Badge variants with their increased power and bespoke styling, are highly sought after by collectors looking for a more distinct and dynamic driving experience.

With an average sale price around $115,000, the market is currently centered on well-maintained first-generation models. Early cars from 2010-2014 can be found for under $100,000, while late-model, second-generation examples can easily exceed $250,000. The wide price range reflects the car's long production run and the availability of both early high-mileage examples and nearly new, highly-optioned cars.

Prices range from around $54,000 for early models to $260,000 for newer, top-spec variants.