
The differences between the Rolls-Royce Phantom and Ghost include distinct characteristics, varying body weights, and different acceleration times. Here are the specific details: 1. Different characteristics: The Rolls-Royce Phantom inherits the classic design of Rolls-Royce, featuring a long engine hood, short front overhang, and long rear overhang. The Ghost is considered the entry-level model in the Rolls-Royce lineup and holds the title of the fastest production car in Rolls-Royce history. The Ghost boasts a majestic appearance and exceptionally spacious interiors. 2. The body weight of the Rolls-Royce Phantom is 2250 kilograms, whereas the Rolls-Royce Ghost weighs 2435 kg. 3. The acceleration time for the Rolls-Royce Phantom is 6 seconds (0-100km/h), while the Rolls-Royce Ghost accelerates from 0-100km/h in 4.9 seconds.

I've driven both cars, and the Phantom feels like a moving palace with enormous space, especially the incredibly spacious rear seats that offer impeccable comfort. The Ghost is relatively more compact, offering more agile handling, making it suitable for city driving. The Phantom's rear seats are the highlight, designed for the boss-level experience, while the Ghost strikes a balance between driving pleasure and everyday practicality. There's a significant price difference—the Phantom starts at several million, while the Ghost is slightly more affordable, though both are quite expensive. Both have top-notch safety features, with the Phantom emphasizing silence and smoothness, while the Ghost has a stronger sporty feel and delivers more power when driven. As an average person, I find the Ghost more approachable. Driving them requires getting used to their large size—parking the Phantom can be a challenge, while the Ghost is easier to handle.

As someone who has long been fascinated by luxury cars, the Phantom embodies Rolls-Royce's core heritage with its majestic design and impeccable details, targeting the ultra-wealthy and dignitaries. The Ghost, on the other hand, represents a younger branch—more modern and stylish, appealing to the nouveau riche. The Phantom's interior is handcrafted and exudes opulence, while the Ghost offers luxury with a slightly cleaner, more tech-savvy approach. In the brand's history, the Phantom is the flagship model, whereas the Ghost serves as an 'entry-level' option with broader appeal. The size difference is significant: the Phantom exceeds 6 meters in length with exclusive rear seating, while the Ghost is shorter and emphasizes the driver's position. In terms of resale value, the Phantom holds its classic status, while the Ghost enjoys better market liquidity.


