Mansory has gone to town on yet another Rolls-Royce. In this case, it is a Ghost that is based in the Middle East and was photographed in the city where Rolls-Royce are a rather common site.
So when you find yourself in a city where these luxo-barges are normal, you have to do something to stand out. Well, in this case, the Ghost was handed over to Mansory, who well painted it in a shade of lime green along with their own body kit.
The result, let us just say, won’t appeal to everyone’s sense of taste as it is as bright and eye-searing as they come. What makes this ‘Mansoried Ghost’ stand out, even more, is the forged carbon bonnet which also features the same lime green accents.
The Ghost also features an aftermarket body kit that adds bits to the front, sides and rear. At the front, you’ll find extra lighting in the revised lower section of the front bumper.
This modified Ghost also sports side skirts, a boot-lid spoiler, aero bits on the front and rear bumpers and a new diffuser all finished in the green forged carbon fibre combo as the bonnet.
However, what makes this Ghost even madder than many other Mansory versions of the luxury limo is what has been done to the Spirit of Ecstacy. The symbol of Rolls-Royce known to everyone around the world has also been finished in the same eye-searing lime green paint scheme.
The interiors though are a lot more classy looking and look to be directly from Goodwood’s catalogue of good taste. The interiors are draped in white leather and feature a yellow accent and there are carbon fibre trim pieces around, though thankfully not of the forged green variety.
This modified Mansory Ghost shows just how far people are willing to go to stand out from the crowd. Let’s just hope the next creation Mansory showcases is a bit less eye-searing, though we don’t plan to get our hopes up too much.
