Photo: Rolls-Royce
If you see a pink car, you automatically think that it belongs to some Barbie-fan or to someone with very bad taste (or Justin Bieber). But when a carmaker decides to paint one of its products like that, it can only mean one thing... charity.
Rolls-Royce finished making a bespoke Ghost Extended Wheelbase that has a crazy pink body finish. No, the British luxury automaker hasn’t gone mad, the car war was built in support of breast cancer.
Named the Ghost FAB1, the luxury limousine has a matching interior too, with “Creme Light” leather upholstery and of course, pink trimmings and even pink umbrellas stored in the special door compartments.
"Headed by Chris Evans, the FAB1 Million project is set to raise £1 million for Breast Cancer Care through making this bespoke Ghost available to hire over the next twelve months. This extraordinary car will make appearances at exclusive events as well as being available for hire for any special day, with all proceeds directly benefiting Breast Cancer Care." as explained by Rolls-Royce.
Named the Ghost FAB1, the luxury limousine has a matching interior too, with “Creme Light” leather upholstery and of course, pink trimmings and even pink umbrellas stored in the special door compartments.
"Headed by Chris Evans, the FAB1 Million project is set to raise £1 million for Breast Cancer Care through making this bespoke Ghost available to hire over the next twelve months. This extraordinary car will make appearances at exclusive events as well as being available for hire for any special day, with all proceeds directly benefiting Breast Cancer Care." as explained by Rolls-Royce.
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