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Rolls-Royce has never been known for making the most powerful engines, but the luxury brand has still produced some impressive powerhouses over the years.

The V12 is automotive royalty, a setup where two banks featuring six cylinders each come together into a V configuration. Putney Motor Works of London is...

Big, heavy, and expensive. Yep, the Spectre is an electric car alright

Ever since it was founded in 1906, Rolls-Royce has named its cars after other-worldly entities, like Ghost,...

Like many celebrities, Las Vegas legend Wayne Newton has an extensive car collection - here are some of the performer's most expensive rides.

The 2023 edition of the Carlisle Import and Performance Nationals will celebrate this important Honda anniversary. Here's what's coming up in May.

I know what you’re thinking: is nothing sacred anymore? What do you want, the short answer or the long one? Great, because they’re both one a...

When it comes to cars, many of us have an affinity with a certain brand. But do you know who makes your vehicle? - Answer may surprise you

This is what we think it might look like. Its not often that Rolls-Royce adds a completely new model to its illustrious stable of vehicles. The 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost was the latest addition, and according to a recent trademark filing with the UKIPO, the UK automaker might be readying another new reveal, this time a model from its past. Rolls-Royce recently filed to trademark the name "Seraph," which previously appeared on a sedan model called the Silver Seraph built from 1998 to 2002. We arent...

In Memoriam: The Rolls-Royce-Bentley Six and Three-Quarter Litre V8 Today we bid a belated farewell to a legend of an engine, the Six and Three-Quarter Litre V8. In production since 1959 at the factory in Crewe, The L-series V8 had several different displacements and powered many different luxury vehicles. And some boats. Your author only realized this engine had met its end because of the Rolls-Royce Ghost review Mr. Tim Healey  (That’s Mr. Editor Tim Healey, to you, Buster) posted th...