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Rolls-Royce’s New RR4
In an attempt to entice automotive lovers alike, Rolls-Royce, the BMW-owned British luxury icon, has just released the sketches of its latest design: the RR4. While the model won’t be making its way onto the consumer market for the next two years, its design has been completed and its safety testing is now underway. Similar in proportion to the Phantom series, its elongated hood and refined edges will set a precedent in the automotive industry when it is finally available for sale in 2010.
Chief Designer of the RR4, Ian Cameron, assures that greater emphasis has been placed on enhancing the driving performance of his latest creation. The highly anticipated RR4 model will expand the global appeal of the entire Rolls-Royce brand.
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