2020 Ghost Interior

There is a reason that Rolls-Royces are aimed at those who like to be pampered, and it isn't because of their good looks or impressive powertrain. It's all about what's on the inside. The Ghost Series II may be the least opulent sedan in the line-up, but it is still ridiculously luxurious. Only the highest quality materials are used throughout the cabin, and apart from the all-natural wood veneers, every surface is soft to the touch. There is also an almost absurd abundance of space, both up front and in the rear. Tech isn't lacking either, with plenty of options when it comes to audio, and even an available rear-seat entertainment suite with picnic tables. Don't expect touchscreen functionality, though, as Rolls-Royce doesn't like fingerprints all over its shiny screens. Instead, passengers get shiny glass rotary dials to control all the features. Perhaps the only area where the Ghost disappoints is cargo space. It isn't too embarrassing, but many rivals can do better.

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Seating and Interior Space

Interior space will never be an issue inside a Ghost Series II. True, the Phantom could probably fit a small family and their hatchback, but the Ghost more than comfortably seats three in the back, with oodles of legroom to spare. Spring for the extended-wheelbase Ghost, and you could easily share the back seat with a couple of NBA stars. Naturally, headroom isn't lacking either, thanks to the high roof. And if you were to happen to bump your head, you'd hardly feel it, with even the ceiling upholstered in plush leather. The front seats offer ten directions of power adjustability, and both rows of seats come heated as standard. The extended-wheelbase model allows for rear-seat ventilation, too. The rear seats are slightly angled towards one another, which makes it easier for passengers to converse amongst themselves while being chauffeured around town. So, despite not being the range-topper, the smaller Ghost Series II is still a veritable lounge on wheels.

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Interior Colors and Materials

The only place you're likely to find more decadent materials than in the Rolls-Royce Ghost is in a more expensive Rolls-Royce. The luxury sedan comes with only the finest leather upholstery, which covers more than just the seats. Almost every surface is wrapped in the soft material, including the steering wheel, door panels, and even the ceiling. The only areas absent of plush leather are, instead, adorned with genuine wood veneer. As with the exterior of the Rolls, color options abound. Standard options include Dark Spice, Seashell, Moccasin, and Hotspur Red, and you can even upgrade the leather to natural grain leather. Should the standard color palette not appeal to your sensibilities, you can customize the interior in any way you like via the Bespoke Programme. For a touch of celestial mystique, buyers can opt for the starlight headliner, which features black leather embedded with fiber-optic lights to imitate a cloudless countryside nightscape.

2020 Ghost Trunk and Cargo Space

While the Ghost has an abundance of space for passengers, that same generosity doesn't extend to cargo. For such a large vehicle, 17.3 cubic feet of trunk space is somewhat embarrassing. However, it is still enough for a couple of suitcases or several carry-ons. If you do choose to use your Rolls for such mundane tasks as grocery shopping, the trunk can easily accommodate a week's worth of goods. However, if you're being picked up from the airport after an extended stay abroad, you may struggle to fit all your luggage inside.

There are plenty of spaces to stow small items around the cabin, though. All four doors offer spacious pockets that can easily accommodate water bottles, tablets, or even larger devices without infringing on legroom. There is a center console cubby, too, which isn't out of reach of rear-seat passengers, although they get their own storage space in the fold-down armrest. There is also a standard glove compartment in the front dash.

2020 Rolls-Royce Ghost Trunk and Cargo Space Photos

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2020 Ghost Infotainment and Features

Features

There are myriad ways to customize your Ghost, with almost every possible comfort and convenience feature available. However, the majority of these come as optional add-ons that all increase the already exorbitant bill. Standard features include quad-zone climate control, ten-way power front seats, heated front and rear seats, cruise control, a power tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, and remote keyless entry. Ventilation can be added to the front and rear seats, too, and the cruise control can be upgraded to adaptive cruise control. Leather upholstery comes standard, with available grained leather, and a panoramic sunroof is installed on every Ghost, too. The standard driver-assistance features are quite minimal, though, with only a rearview camera, front and rear parking sensors, and forward collision avoidance coming standard. Lane departure warning, a surround-view camera, night vision, and a head-up display can be added.

Infotainment

The infotainment suite on the Ghost seems a bit basic at first, with no available smartphone integration and no touchscreen technology. However, you still get everything you're likely to want without needing to tack on many optional packages. The central display is a 10.3-inch screen with a rotary controller, both up front and in the back, to control the Bluetooth, HD Radio, satellite radio, and CD/DVD system. Built-in navigation comes standard, too, and there are USB ports and an auxiliary audio jack. With 16 speakers coming standard, audio quality is pristine no matter where you sit. Rear passengers can be treated to an optional entertainment system mounted to the back of the front seats. This set-up comes with two 9.2-inch screens, a Blu-Ray DVD player, headphone jacks, and an HDMI input port. A Wi-Fi hotspot is standard on every Ghost.