One man's loss is another man's gain. Looks like the guys from the oil-reach nations gained so much recently, that even an ultra-expensive car like the Rolls-Royce Phantom is not considered a piece of luxury there. Okay, no problem. There goes the bespoke Rolls-Royce Phantom Peony special edition super-limmo.

The Italian coachbuilder has finally revealed its one-off Pininfarina Hyperion cabriolet. The car, which is based on the luxury Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe, is built to order by a RR's aficionado Roland Hall.

The Pininfarina Hyperion one-off special model is inspired by the classic pre-war RR's and is based on the current Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe. It is powered by the standard 453bhp, 6.75-liter V12 engine and features zero to 60mph acceleration time of only 6 seconds.

The 2010 Rolls Royce RR4 will be a trifle smaller than the normal Phantom and will thus feature a smaller version of its 6.7-liter V12 engine with a possibility of introducing a diesel motor later on.

Rolls-Royce has officially confirmed that it plans to start actually producing its stunning Rolls-Royce 101 EX concept coupe. The model will complete RR's model range, joining the gorgeous Phantom, Phantom Extended Wheelbase and Phantom Drophead Coupé.

OK, Mansory's at it again. Right after presenting a pimped-up version of Bentley Continental GTC, the German tuning studio has unveiled a modified Rolls Royce. Well, it looks that recipes proven on Bimmers and Audis just don't work when it comes to real cars.

Anyone can own a Rolls-Royce. I mean, all you need to join the club, is some €350,000, and this is not a crazy lot of money in some oil-exporting parts of the world. No wonder that BMW tries to make the British marquee more exclusive by presenting from time to time new, unique editions of the super saloon, limited to just a couple of dozens of copies.

It's limited indeed. Rolls-Royce plans to build only 25 cars in a series called the Phantom Black. The name speaks for itself: the series is all about black. The body painted in a high luster metallic Diamond Black. 21-inch alloy wheels feature black detailing and center caps with RR badges which, I suppose, are also black.

Although the new Rolls-Royce 101EX super-luxury grand-tourer poses as a concept (traditionally, the EX stands for experimental model in RR's classification), there is a good chance that the car will find its first buyers in the year 2008 as a Phantom Coupe.