A first generation Rolls-Royce Ghost Luxury that costs N200 million was spotted behind a tow truck on the Nigerian road. The Ghost suffered significant body damage on the right front, bad enough to warrant a salvage title in some countries.
The right mangled front grill suggests that the luxury sedan likely smashed into a barrier or another car, or the latter smashed into it.
The British-made sedan was being towed away to a qualified Rolls-Royce repair shop. The owner is likely to spend millions to fix the badly damaged car.
The Rolls-Royce Ghost has been described by many as a ‘Land Yacht’ and is currently one of the best-selling luxury sedans on the market despite its six-figure starting price.
The model of the Rolls-Royce Ghost involved in this crash was unveiled in 2009. It is a 4-door four seat luxury designed to rival the Bentley Flying Spur and V12 engine versions of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
The latest and second-generation all-new 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost sedan was launched in September 2020. Just like its predecessor, it is aimed at customers who love to get behind the wheels as well as those who want to be chauffeured around.
