Used
Rolls-Royce Ghost ROLLS ROYCE GHOST FULLY LOADED WITH BESPOKE FEATURES V12 RWD GCC Prices and Offers in UAE
AED 1,199,000
Estimated Monthly Payment AED 16,771
Dealer Information
Oscar Luxury Auto
Cayan Tower - Dubai Marina - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Highlights
Location
Dubai
Transmission
Automatic
Description
The Rolls-Royce Ghost is a pinnacle of luxury in the automotive world, embodying sophistication and performance. This 2022 model is fully loaded with bespoke features, showcasing a powerful V12 engine with a capacity of 6.7 liters that delivers an impressive 563 horsepower. Its rear-wheel drive and automatic transmission ensure a smooth and exhilarating driving experience, making it a perfect choice for those who appreciate both comfort and performance. ....
MoreSpecifications
ABS
✓
Adaptive cruise control
✓
Adaptive lighting
✓
Air conditioning
✓
Airbags (front and side)
✓
AUX audio in
✓
Bluetooth system
✓
Climate control
✓
Color
Blue
Cooled front seats
✓
Cruise control
✓
Cylinders
12
Drive Type
Rear Wheel Drive
Engine capacity
6.7 L
Export status
Can be exported
Fog lights
✓
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Heads up display
✓
Horsepower
563 HP
Interior color
Orange
Keyless go
✓
Kilometers
15,550 Km
Leather seats
✓
Location
Dubai
Make
Rolls-Royce
Model
Ghost
Model year
2022
MP3 interface
✓
Navigation system
✓
Number of doors
Parking sensor front
✓
Power locks
✓
Power seats
✓
Seating capacity
5 seater
Service history
No
Specs
GCC
Steering side
Left hand
Transmission
Automatic
USB
✓
USB & Auxillary Cable
✓
Vehicle type
Sedan
Warranty
6 months
Wheel size
21"
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