Ultra Luxury Vehicles

These are the Top Ultra luxury Cars

bently arnage 2008 $221,990 - $263,990

Notable Features

• 450-hp V-8 in Arnage R and RL
• 500-hp V-8 in Arnage T
• Standard or extended-length models

Bently Azure 2008 $329,990
Notable Features

• Related to company's Arnage sedan
• 450-hp V-8
• Hydraulically operated fabric top
• Front and rear side-impact airbags

Bently continental flying spur 2008 $170,0000
Notable Features

• Four-door Continental GT
• Twin-turbo 552-hp W-12
• Six-speed automatic
• All-wheel drive
• New backup camera
• New leather interior

Bently continental flying spur 2009
Notable Features

• Twin-turbo 552-hp W-12
• Six-speed automatic
• High-performance Speed version
• Acoustic glass and other sound-absorbing materials
• New front-end design

Bently Continental gt 2008
Notable Features

• Pillarless-coupe styling
• Twin-turbo 552-hp W-12
• Six-speed automatic
• Contemporary looks with traditional hallmarks
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Bently Continental gtc 2008
Notable Features

• 552-hp, twin-turbo W-12
• Adjustable air suspension
• Pop-up roll bars
• Standard AWD
• Newly optional carbon-ceramic brakes

BMW 760 2008 $124,100
Notable Features

• Based on 750Li
• 438-hp, 6.0-liter V-12
• Six-speed automatic
• Heated/cooled reclining backseat
• Powered trunklid
• Optional night vision

BMW alpina B7 2008 $115,000
Notable Features

• BMW 750i modified by Alpina
• Supercharged 4.4-liter V-8
• 500 hp and 516 lbs.-ft. of torque
• Six-speed automatic
• Heated backseat

Maybach type 57 2008 $340,000-380,000
Notable Features

• 550 hp (Type 57)
• Available 604 hp (Type 57 S)
• Five-speed automatic
• Reclining rear seats
• 10 airbags

Maybach type 62 2008 $ 392,500-431,000
Notable Features

• 550 hp (Type 62)
• Available 604 hp (Type 62 S)
• Five-speed automatic
• Extended-length body
• Fully reclining rear seats
• 10 airbags

Rolls-Royce Phantom 2009

Full details on the 2009 Rolls-Royce Phantom are still to come, but for now Cars.com will provide details on the 2009 Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe. Rolls-Royce introduced its latest Phantom Drophead Coupe — aka convertible — to rave reviews from the automotive elite last year. The big, brutish, brush-steel-finished coach led to big sales for Rolls-Royce. So what did the British carmaker do to follow it up? Meet the Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe.

Rolls-Royce Drophead coupe 2008 $407,000
Notable Features

• Convertible version of Phantom sedan
• 453-hp V-12
• Seats four
• Front-opening doors

Rolls-Royce Phantom VI 2008 $ 340,000-401,000