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When it comes to making a statement about how successful you are, there is no brand that shouts “I’ve made it!” more emphatically than Rolls-Royce.

If that’s all you want from your car, look no further. The firm has expanded its range in recent years, with the top-of-the-range Phantom saloon being joined by the Cullinan SUV, and other models including the Wraith and Ghost.

Whichever way you go, if you have to ask how much it costs, the chances are you can’t afford it. And, even then, the base price is unlikely to be what you end up spending, such is the list of alluring options on offer.

It’s also a moot point whether the cars themselves – rather than the image they portray – represents the very best way to spend your money. What Car?’s testers rate all of them positively but reckon that – if you’re buying with your head rather than your heart – there are other cars that you should also consider.

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Rolls-Royce has released more details of its next saloon, a production version of the 200EX concept car revealed at the Geneva motor show in March. The new car codenamed RR4 will have a new turbocharged 6.6-litre V12 engine producing more than 500bhp, linked to an eight-speed automatic gearbox. Rolls-Royce says that fuel efficiency and CO2 emissions will be 'significantly improved' over its Phantom models, but owners can expect to pay the highest rate of company car tax.

Production of the new model is expected to start in 2010 at the company's Goodwood factory in West Sussex. Prices have yet to be confirmed.

Rolls-Royce has released more details of its next saloon, a production version of the 200EX concept car revealed at the Geneva motor show in March.

The new car codenamed RR4 will have a new turbocharged 6.6-litre V12 engine producing more than 500bhp, linked to an eight-speed automatic gearbox. Rolls-Royce says that fuel efficiency and CO2 emissions will be 'significantly improved' over its Phantom models, but owners can expect to pay the highest rate of company car tax. Production of the new model is expected to start in 2010 at the company's Goodwood factory in West Sussex. Prices have yet to be confirmed.

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