(from Rolls-Royce Press Release)



Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Middle East is delighted to present a Bespoke collection of Ghost family cars, inspired by the incredible tales of ‘The Arabian Nights Entertainment’.

A series of two-tone paint schemes, specially created by the Bespoke team at the Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood, England, draws on a warm colour palette that serves as the perfect backdrop for hand-painted coachlines. These intricately applied detail touches, expressing the Arabic words ‘One Thousand and One Nights’ culminate in an elaborate design that elegantly frames the car’s door handles.

Regarded as one of the region’s most famous works of literature, the epic tales told by Scheherazade to Shahryar have captivated readers and storytellers for centuries.

Geoff Briscoe, Director Middle East, Africa and Latin America for Rolls-Royce Motor Cars said: “A Rolls-Royce is the perfect canvas from which to commission highly individual motoring masterpieces. The One Thousand and One Nights collection is a testament to the ability of our Bespoke designers to take inspiration from a rich array of cultures.”

The limited ‘One Thousand and One Nights Bespoke Ghost Collection will be launched in three chapters. Chapter one will be unveiled at the Sharjah International Automobile Show on 28 November 2012. Chapters two and three will follow in the first and third quarter of 2013 respectively.

 

The exteriors are still ehh... but God those interiors make up for it!

 

My God, make them stop.
These special edition's for the middle east and Asia looks pretty awful.

 

how bout they work on the exterior a bit rather than change the paint tones and call it another edition ...

 

Creating special editions Lambo style!

 

Those back seats with curve coach effect are amazing. Been in one and could have been driven cross county completely in the luxury and comfort at the highest level. I would pass up u a private jet from SFO to JFK and take a week long road trip in this.

 

You always have to keep in mind that the Asian and Arabic clientele has a very different understanding of esthetics than the European and American customes. The color schemes the car companies choose are very often a homage to a historical event or simply represent the national colors. These special editions are sold with an enormous extra charge , especially because they are limited or one-offs.