A Brisbane dealer decided one Ghost simply wasn't enough — this one needed a story behind it. Rolls-Royce has unveiled the Noosa Collection Series #1 in Australia, a specially commissioned extended Ghost built for the marque's dealership in Brisbane. The word Series in the name is a bit misleading: for now, it's a single car, not a new standard trim. A second Noosa Collection project won't begin until later in 2026.
The car was unveiled at a concours d'elegance in the resort town of Noosa, held on 18 July along Hastings Street. The Ghost Extended led the procession, and there was plenty to see — organizers gathered more than 100 rare and historically significant vehicles. The main show ran from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm and was open to the public.
The bodywork is finished in Silver and dark blue Midnight Sapphire. A white Grace White coachline ties it together, meant to evoke the ocean, sky, and sandy shoreline of Noosa. Don't expect anything mechanical to be different: the Noosa Collection Series #1 sets itself apart from a standard Ghost Extended mainly through its styling and cabin appointments.
In the back sit individual Serenity Seats with massage function, a rear entertainment system with screens, and folding picnic tables. The Ghost Extended itself runs on a twin-turbo 6.75-litre V12, all-wheel drive, and all-wheel steering. Rated fuel consumption for this version sits at 15.3–15.8 l/100km on the WLTP cycle.
The name Noosa Collection sounds like a ready-made lineup for buyers. In reality, it's more modest than that: Rolls-Royce describes the project as a string of individual commissions being developed by a single Australian dealer. The company hasn't disclosed the first car's price or its buyer. It's also unclear whether the second example will echo this coastal color theme or take an entirely different direction.
Mansory previously showed off a tuned Rolls-Royce Phantom Pearl without studio lighting.
