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Mansory will fit your new Rolls-Royce Ghost with much carbon fibre

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Mansory will fit your new Rolls-Royce Ghost with much carbon fibre | Top Gear

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Oh, and it’ll give you 710bhp and drop your 0-62mph time by four tenths of a second

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Mansory will fit your new Rolls-Royce Ghost with much carbon fibre

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Oh, and it’ll give you 710bhp and drop your 0-62mph time by four tenths of a second

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Oh, and it’ll give you 710bhp and drop your 0-62mph time by four tenths of a second

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Mansory will fit your new Rolls-Royce Ghost with much carbon fibre

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Mansory will fit your new Rolls-Royce Ghost with much carbon fibre

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Mansory will fit your new Rolls-Royce Ghost with much carbon fibre

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Oh, and it’ll give you 710bhp and drop your 0-62mph time by four tenths of a second

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A “complete vehicle conversion” – that’s how Mansory refers to its work on the new Rolls-Royce Ghost. We reckon you’ll have your own way of describing it.

As is the Mansory way, there’s plenty of carbon fibre stuck on to the exterior. Check out the rear end with its new diffuser, spoiler and roof spoiler. Not shy. And if that's not enough, have a look at the new full carbon fibre bonnet and the front lip spoiler.

Other external mods include massive 22-inch wheels, an orange pinstripe and orange lights in the grille.

Under that carbon bonnet, the Rolls’ 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12 has also been given the Mansory ‘treatment’. An ECU remap takes power from 563bhp and 627lb ft of torque to a full-fat 710bhp and 752lb ft of torque.

Mansory will also remove the 155mph top speed limiter for you, and 0-62mph drops to 4.4 seconds – because the standard 4.8 seconds was far too slow for your V12-engined limo.

The interior is re-trimmed in the arch enemy of blue jeans – white leather – and there are carbon fibre (of course) and orange touches to brighten things up.

Come on then Internet. Thoughts in the comments section below please…

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A “complete vehicle conversion” – that’s how Mansory refers to its work on the new Rolls-Royce Ghost. We reckon you’ll have your own way of describing it.

As is the Mansory way, there’s plenty of carbon fibre stuck on to the exterior. Check out the rear end with its new diffuser, spoiler and roof spoiler. Not shy. And if that's not enough, have a look at the new full carbon fibre bonnet and the front lip spoiler.

Other external mods include massive 22-inch wheels, an orange pinstripe and orange lights in the grille.

Under that carbon bonnet, the Rolls’ 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12 has also been given the Mansory ‘treatment’. An ECU remap takes power from 563bhp and 627lb ft of torque to a full-fat 710bhp and 752lb ft of torque.

Mansory will also remove the 155mph top speed limiter for you, and 0-62mph drops to 4.4 seconds – because the standard 4.8 seconds was far too slow for your V12-engined limo.

The interior is re-trimmed in the arch enemy of blue jeans – white leather – and there are carbon fibre (of course) and orange touches to brighten things up.

Come on then Internet. Thoughts in the comments section below please…

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Oh, and it’ll give you 710bhp and drop your 0-62mph time by four tenths of a second