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Rolls-Royce boss Torsten Müller-Ötvös expects a strong year for the German owned executive car maker.
With its range being bolstered by the Ghost model this year, Rolls-Royce sales have ballooned by 146% in the first five months of 2010.
The Ghost (which shares most of its engineering fundamentals with the current 7-Series) has driven Rolls-Royce production for the year thus far to a total of 678 units.
Despite Roll-Royce pricing (which starts on the high side of $250 000), the possibility of sales rolling into four figures by the end of 2010 appear entirely achievable.
Company head Torsten Müller-Ötvös expects the sales surge to continue throughout the 2010, suggesting that the automaker will post figures "at least double the volume of last year."
With its range being bolstered by the Ghost model this year, Rolls-Royce sales have ballooned by 146% in the first five months of 2010.
The Ghost (which shares most of its engineering fundamentals with the current 7-Series) has driven Rolls-Royce production for the year thus far to a total of 678 units.
Despite Roll-Royce pricing (which starts on the high side of $250 000), the possibility of sales rolling into four figures by the end of 2010 appear entirely achievable.
Company head Torsten Müller-Ötvös expects the sales surge to continue throughout the 2010, suggesting that the automaker will post figures "at least double the volume of last year."
