The Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost is an iconic car model known for its luxury and performance. Originally called "40/50 h.p.", the chassis was first produced at Royce's Manchester works before moving to Derby and Springfield, Massachusetts in the early 1900s. Chassis no. 60551, registered as AX 201, became known as the "Silver Ghost", a name that was adopted by the press and eventually used for all 40/50 hp cars. Although Rolls-Royce did not officially recognize the Silver Ghost name until the launch of the Phantom range in 1925, it became synonymous with the brand's reputation for excellence.
The Silver Ghost played a pivotal role in solidifying Rolls-Royce's reputation for
