Rolls-Royce calls the hood graphic Marbled Paint Spill, and said applying it took 160 hours to complete, including the time spent on the design, development, and eventual application. It consists ...

There’s one common thread that connects every Rolls-Royce made since 1911. (And no, it’s not the exorbitant price tag.) It’s the Spirit of Ecstasy, the hood ornament that adorns every Rolls ...

Rolls-Royce introduced a one-off version of the Spectre EV, called Semaphore. The build, inspired by California, features a yellow theme and a “Marbled Paint Spill” hood. The EV will make its ...

The closer you get to it, the more unique it looks. The hood features a swirl-like finish that Rolls-Royce calls Marbled Paint Spill. It’s “inspired by the informal elegance of coastal ...

Jon Colbeth, the newly appointed president of Rolls-Royce North America, recognizes these hurdles. He's making a point to ...

The Rolls-Royce Spectre Semaphore is a one-off take on the brand's first electric vehicle with a vibrant yellow paint job and unique artwork adorning the hood. The bespoke Spectre derives its name ...

This tuned Rolls-Royce Spectre lives its life in the UAE's Dubai and it is one flashy electric luxury grand tourer with fake ...

But Rolls-Royce has been around for so long that it ... featured a kneeling version of the iconic “Spirit of Ecstasy” hood ornament adorning its exclusively coachbuilt chassis.

Today, only a few high-end manufacturers still offer these gorgeous hood jewelry, like Rolls-Royce and Bentley. What happened to these mobile works of art? Ultra luxury brands like Bentley and ...