Remember Chris Evans, the British DJ who bought the world's most expensive car back in 2008? Well, apart from the California he lent to James May, he also happens to own a bunch of white Ferraris which he often uses for charity events. This pink Rolls was also his idea, and it's set to raise ~$1.5 million for Breast…

Have you ever wanted to see a Rolls Royce Ghost hit the drag strip and a slalom? Do you really love ghost-related puns?  Well, today is your lucky day!

Rolls-Royce — the luxury car brand that makes all other luxury carmakers feel young, vibrant and West Egg-ish — saw a seemingly astounding 31% increase in sales in 2011. Rolls sold 3,538 Spirit of Ecstasy-ornamented barges of bountiful bank accounts — making it the best year of sales in the brand's 107-year-old…

Give Rolls-Royce credit, they know where the market is. Thus they debuted the Extended Wheelbase Ghost in China, where that extra 6.7 inches is going to go a long way.

As far as nose-upturned luxury cars go, the Rolls Royce Ghost is a thoroughly handsome and respectable machine. Which explains why Mansory found it necessary to slather three copies with chrome bits and gaudy wood.

Rolls-Royce's first app for the iPhone and iPod touch, allowing countless dozens of potential customers to configure their own Ghost, is now available on Apple's App Store. Yeah, because iPhone apps are totally right for the core Rolls-Royce demographic. [Apple]

This fellow is not a dragon, mechaphile or otherwise unnaturally inclined towards automobiles. He's just doing his job. But what job involves taking off your pants and climbing into a crate with a Rolls-Royce Ghost? The answer below.

Worried that buying a Rolls Royce Ghost won't adequately telegraph the vastness of your narcotics empire to peasants and easily-bribed government officials alike? Then maybe the gold-varnished Mansory version is more your thing. Also, it has 720 HP.

The Rolls Royce Ghost is the car for those requiring champagne flute holders in a 563 HP V12-powered sedan capable of hauling itself to 60 MPH in just 4.7 but can't swing a Phantom and won't settle on a 7-series.

With 200EX concept styling, the little Rolls-Royce Ghost is all about the numbers. 212.6" long. 76.7" inches wide. A curb weight of 5,445 lbs. The brilliant 575 lb-ft of torque, 563 HP 6.6-liter V12. Put those numbers together? Epic.