When Rolls-Royce launched its Black Badge versions of the Ghost and Wraith in early 2016, the automaker said it was targeting younger buyers.
Read more »
Related Posts :
Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 Is The First Car Ever Homologated By The FIA With A Carbon Fiber Roll CageCarbon fiber, which makes the roll cage almost disappear into the cabin, means less weight and more room for the driver. | … Read More...
New Toyota GR Yaris Morizo Selection Will “Evolve With Driver” Thanks To Software UpdatesThe car that grows with you is a GR Yaris that comes with frequent updates to make it handle and go better . | … Read More...
Fisker Continues To Tease Project PEAR, Plans To Offer Carbon Neutral Vehicle By 2027Project PEAR is slated to cost less than $30,000 before incentives. | … Read More...
The Petersen Automotive Museum Adds VW ID.4 That Competed At Baja To CollectionThe first-ever production-based EV to compete at the NORRA Mexican 1000 off-road race is going to be a museum exhibit. | … Read More...
How Much Hyundai Thinks Ioniq 5 Buyers Should Earn, And 4 More Unique Facts You Definitely Didn’t Know About ItFind out why Hyundai doesn't care that Tesla's Model Y is more fun to drive, and why the AWD bi-motor version might not be as fast as you th… Read More...
0 Response to "How Does The Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge Appeal To Millennials?"
Post a Comment