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.

Women (and European men) riding around in their chauffeured Rolls Royce have had nowhere but the luxuriously piled rear carpet to place their purses — until now. Presenting the Rolls Royce auto-adjusting purse holder.

We've never been as spooked as we were today when we were invited into the Rolls-Royce haunted mansion to see the newest from the spirit of ecstasy, the "concept" Rolls-Royce Ghost. We see dead people.

Once known as the 200EX/RR4, the now-named Rolls-Royce Ghost joins the larger Phantom, completing a spooky ultra-luxury car line-up. Based on the 2009 BMW 7-Series, but is expected to use a 500+ HP twin-turbo V8.

At just 212.6 inches long, the teenie-weenie Rolls Royce 200EX is only 12.9 inches longer than a BMW 7-series. Really, we don't know how Rolls expects us to drive such a tiny contraption.

We were able to show you the first teaser of the Rolls Royce 200EX "Baby Rolls" this morning, but now, thanks to the Telegraph, we're able to give you the full scoop.

The new baby Rolls is the Rolls Royce 200EX and here it is — in a teaser image. The BMW 7-Series-based 200EX will make its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show next month.