2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost
TCS
82.00
Expert Resource Scoring:
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TCS Converted Score
70.00
Consumer Guide
"Available safety features include ABS, traction control, antiskid system, front-side airbags, and curtain-side airbags. Unique paint, trim, and leather colors are available through Rolls-Royce's Bespoke program that allows buyers to tailor the vehicle to their taste. This evaluation is based on preview test drives."
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TCS Converted Score
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Edmunds.com
"Those looking for an automobile with the presence and luxury of a Rolls-Royce Phantom but with a more manageable size and acquisition cost should be pleased with the 2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost."
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TCS Converted Score
94.00
MSN Autos
"The Ghost combines technology, strong design and solid craftsmanship. “Ghost is one of the most revered names in automotive industry,” said Tom Purves, chief executive officer, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. “It evokes images of adventure and technical innovation. The first cars to bear the Ghost name were known not only for impressive dependability and refinement but also great flair and style.” The all-new Ghost is somewhat smaller, more powerful, more nimble and more affordable than the Rolls-Royce Phantom. The Ghost’s lineage is signified by the Spirit of Ecstasy, or Flying Lady, ornament that automatically retracts as speed."
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TCS Converted Score
82.00
The Car Connection
"With a whole new styling language that's a little less baroque than its big sibling, the Phantom, the Ghost is a much more effective blend of modern and traditional luxury cues. It also keeps a good visual distance from the car it's in part derived from, the BMW 7-Series. The Ghost's front end sits tall, with a tipped-back grille framed in stainless steel that extends back on the hood, if specified as such by its well-heeled owner."
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TCS Converted Score
N/A
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TCS Converted Score
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Safety Administration Scoring:
TCS Converted Score
N/A
National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA)
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Fuel Economy Factor:
Fuel Economy Factor
3
The Fuel Economy Factor influence to the Total Car Score is determined by first calculating a vehicle's average fuel economy number. This number is derived from the average miles-per-gallon figure a vehicle receives from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) across all available drivetrains (engines, transmissions and driven wheels). The number is then compared to the average fuel economy number for the entire segment in which a vehicle competes. The difference between a vehicle's fuel economy average number and the segment's fuel economy average number is what decides whether the fuel economy factor pulls a vehicle's Total Car Score up or down, and by how much.
For instance, if a car's average fuel economy is 21 mpg and the entire segment's fuel economy average is 19 mpg that vehicle gets 2 points added to its Total Car Score.
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How is the Total Car Score Calculated?
Although each of these nine sources uses a unique ratings system (i.e. numbers vs. bubbles vs. stars, etc.), we convert those systems into a simple percentage score with equal weighting for each of the nine sources.
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