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" Consider this the car for someone who has everything, including enemies. According to London-based A.Kahn Design, &amp;quot;Anyone who resents a Rolls-Royce resents success full stop, because the owner will no doubt be a successful individual.&amp;quot; This level of success is a mixed bag, apparently, because how else can you explain the need to outfit a Rolls-Royce Ghost with armor plating and bulletproof glass?  The Ghost is presently the bargain sedan in the Rolls-Royce lineup, thanks to its starting price of approximately $250,000 \u2013 or roughly $140,000 less than the larger and even more opulent Phantom sedan. The armor plating added to the Ghost is entirely hidden from view, though it undoubtedly adds extra pounds to the car&amp;#039;s already prodigious 5490 lb. curb weight. Thankfully, the 563-bhp 6.6-liter V-12 should be more than up to the task of getting the Ghost&amp;#039;s owner out of trouble, and to the opera on time. Kahn also offers complete custom interiors, tailor-made to suit the stylistic whim of any owner. About the only visible piece of aftermarket jewelry added to the Ghost is a set of Kahn &amp;quot;Silver Mist&amp;quot; 22-in. alloy wheels. We couldn&amp;#039;t source a price at A.Kahn&amp;#039;s website, though we&amp;#039;re guessing only the very &amp;quot;successful&amp;quot; amongst us can afford them.  . Related posts:  New Limited Edition Rolls-Royce Ghost (x3) Opulence Overload! Mansory&amp;#039;s Rolls Royce Ghost New Design Director for Rolls-Royce  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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