A Rolls-Royce fitted with a 27-liter Merlin V-12 engine and nicknamed "The Beast" will be auctioned at the end of November at ...

This fire-breathing 27-liter 1,800-horsepower Roll-Royce Merlin aero engine famously powered the Spitfire, Hurricane, Mustang, Lancaster and Mosquito WW2 aircraft. It has been mounted on a trailer for ...

At nearly 19 feet long, this custom '70s shooting brake has between 750–850 horsepower and a claimed 180-mph top speed.

A name that means so much more than a car maker – how did Rolls-Royce come to represent luxury of the highest level?

The Rolls-Royce Merlin is not just an engine; it is an icon of aviation history, and it is as legendary as the magician who carried the same name. From the desperate days of the Battle of Britain to ...

Car enthusiasts will know Rolls-Royce as a maker of ultra-luxury cars, and aviation enthusiasts will know Rolls-Royce as a maker of engines for some of the world's most famous aircraft. Originally, ...

The brand Rolls-Royce is associated with elegant, luxurious automobiles, but the company that manufactures these vehicles is actually called Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd, and is a subsidiary of the BMW ...

Rolls-Royce is a subsidiary of BMW and is headquartered in Goodwood, England. For more than a century, the British marque has represented ultraluxury in cars and, more recently, SUVs with the Cullinan ...

Old money meets new money as the brand gets more modern. Back in 2010, the average age of a Rolls-Royce customer was 56. A decade and a half later, that number has dropped significantly. Your first ...