"If you have a Spectre what do you look at, the battery?"

Best comment ever! 😂

I'd never have an electric RR ! Only the Wraith. Or the drop head coupe.

Those wheels have transformed the car,I find it quite strange that someone would of gone from those to all black. But would be a boring old world if we all thought and did the same thing.

tbh it’s the only rolls royce model I ever liked

I've got quite a thing for the modern Bentley Mulsanne tbh. Lovely things.

Nice job.  
Thank you.

Absolutely stunning car! So much better with the black/silver wheels.

There's nothing like a rolls!

I have a ferrari, had a few and could not believe the difference in perception by the public, also love the comfort , going to get a dawn and a new cullinan eventually . The best cars

Hi Richard. You have got to try a Bentley Flying Spur. Similar money to the RR but you can also choose between V8 more sporty or W12 wofter, but both have the added advantage of 4 wheel drive. Ideal luxury winter daily for you 😊

Such a special car, love it. If I could afford to, I would keep it for sure. Great review btw.

Lucky boy, I have been considering a RR or Bentley as a car for special holiday’s and weekend tours, but my budget only allows for an old Shadow, Spur or Turbo R, still a nice problem to have… my all year round daily is a Range Rover mix l322 work horse or L405 family car, not quite in your league, but I am not complaining 👍

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Love to see your thoughts on a M340i touring

Hahaha
I love it. You are selling your own car to yourself
‘Look at this, look at that, look at the quality’
Priceless 😃👍👍

Can you show the contrast between the old and new wheels

TBF Richard. If any car should  be a BEV it's this type of car whether it's a Rolls or a Bentley. Silence and serenity. Pure Luxury..

What about getting a Bentley continental V8 for 35 to 45 grand or flying spur

How did you like the RR Wraith Black Badge compared to the Bentley GTC Speed you reviewed?

The problem with cars at this level is the law of diminishing returns. A £50k Range Rover is far more than twice the car that a £25k Skoda is, so if you have the funds, it's a no-brainer, but the higher up the food chain you go, the less you get for your money. Money no object of course it's worth every penny, but if buying such a car will have a meaningful effect on your personal cash flow, you have to ask, is a £150k RR really 3x the car a fully specced 4 year old Range Rover is? I really can't see how it could be.