Mansory Introduces White Ghost Limited

Ultra-luxury cars like Bentley and Rolls-Royce aren't for customers particularly interested in hiding their wealth or not appearing ostentatious. Neither are exotics from Ferrari, Lamborghini and others.

However, some customers choose to take things far further to make outrageous statements. Mansory is one such company that has been happy to oblige the tasteless. Remember the Mansory Rolls-Royce Ghost?

You'd probably rather not. However, the company is seeking to offer a toned down offering, dubbed White Ghost.

With a hint of sarcasm, we'd have to say that we think the Rolls-Royce Ghost is pretty good as it stands.

However, there is always those who like to try to improve on near-perfection. In that regard, as far as the exterior, the White Ghost comes far closer than anything Mansory has tried with the Ghost.

The changes are pretty subtle on the exterior, geared to provide a more sporty experience. As its name implies, the car is in a unique white color.

There is a rear spoiler and apron, side skirts, vertical air outlets on the front fender and additional LED daytime running lights.

The wheels are diamond-polished and are 22 inches in diameter, and are equipped with Dunlop SP SportMaxx high-performance tires. While the exterior fares well, the interior doesn't escape the Mansory treatment.

While the the interior of this car is better than the other Mansory Silver Ghost, it still manages to look worse than the standard car in our opinion. That wood and too much bold color ruins the interior look. Thanks, but we'll pass.

More meaningful upgrades center around the engine, which gets a horsepower upgrade from about 563 horsepower to 629 horsepower, and a torque upgrade of 60 pound-feet to 634 total.

This shaves 0.4 seconds off the 0-62 mph time, sprinting to that mark in just 4.5 seconds. It also offers a higher top speed of 180 mph. Only three examples of the White Ghost Limited are to be made. At an insane added price of €119,800 ($152,407 U.S over the standard car, we can see why!