Rolls-Royce Ghost
The smaller Rolls-Royce, for owners who like to drive.

The story
Shorter and less formal than the Phantom, the Ghost was meant to be driven by its owner. It was the most powerful Rolls-Royce yet made and could reach 60 mph in under five seconds, in near silence.
Inside
Rear-hinged back doors, deep lambswool rugs and a dashboard of veneer and chrome with very few buttons on show.
In period colours
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It is named after the Silver Ghost of 1906, the car that made Rolls-Royce's name.
Meanwhile, in 2009
A scrappage scheme paid drivers to trade in old cars, and Jenson Button became world champion.
Best-selling single of 2009: Poker Face by Lady Gaga
Before you buy a 2000s car
- Check the service history, especially for timing belts, clutches and cambelts where fitted.
- Electronics, air conditioning and suspension repairs can be expensive.
- Many parts are still made, but some low-volume models rely on specialists.
General notes, not specific to this model. Check the model's own history before buying.
Rivals of its day
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See the real thing
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Today's money: the launch price adjusted for inflation to 2026, using the Office for National Statistics price index.