Rolls-Royce Ghost vs. Bentley Mulsanne

Not only does there need to be a certain degree of chemistry, willingness to give and take, and excitement, there also needs to be that crucial element of heart-palpitating attraction. Fortunately for individuals seeking the perfect supercar, Rolls-Royce and Bentley continue to step up their games to make sure it’s love at first sight every time car enthusiasts lay eyes on one of their lavish automobiles.

The ongoing rivalry between two of the world’s most luxurious carmakers, Rolls-Royce and Bentley, means that individuals seeking to settle down with one of their deluxe automobiles may have to make some difficult choices when deciding which wheel to get behind. Both legendary companies produce some of the world’s most regal automobiles with extraordinary state-of-the-art appeal. The new Rolls-Royce Ghost delivers impeccable poise and embodies the core values of the company while providing contemporary and effortless luxury; the new Bentley Mulsanne is designed and engineered for refined performance mixing unparalleled levels of interior luxury with Bentley’s sporting heritage and passion for power and speed.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is synonymous with traditional sophistication and luxury with an unbounded drive to deliver poise, precision, and unrivaled comfort. Its latest creation, the Ghost, is no exception. Despite being the most powerful car that Rolls-Royce has ever produced, the Ghost exudes a delicate elegance designed to lower the pulse, not raise it.

[highlight_text] Designed to be fully integrated with the driver and passenger’s safety in mind, the Ghost’s dynamic handling and safety systems have been specifically engineered to work in harmony. [/highlight_text]

Transcending the mere automobile, the Ghost is more driver-focused than any of its predecessors, with the driver situated firmly in what is described as the authority position—a slightly elevated perch behind the wheel making the view of the road much clearer. In addition to a multitude of advanced features, the car includes neatly sculpted controls, a spacious and intuitive layout, satellite navigation, rear, front side, and top view cameras, and flawless hand-stitched leather interiors. Rolls-Royce Engineering Director Helmut Riedl says, “A Rolls-Royce should be effortless in every way; the way it accelerates, brakes, and handles. It should do all of these functions with apparent ease regardless of the complex mechanicals that are working out of sight of the driver and passengers. The driver simply has to point the car in the preferred direction of travel and press the accelerator.”

Designed to be fully integrated with the driver and passenger’s safety in mind, the Ghost’s dynamic handling and safety systems have been specifically engineered to work in harmony. Riedl notes, “Nothing should distract from the pleasure of driving a Ghost,” which is why the luxury carmaker incorporated systems like the active roll stabilization, night vision cameras, pedestrian recognition, lane departure warning, and an active break intervention system. Engineered to ride and drive in a peerless fashion, the Ghost is a true vision of simplicity and serene style embodying more than 100 years of engineering and design excellence in a modern and uncompromised style true to the Rolls-Royce name.