Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe

Your average girl likes cars. Just not crap ones. Sure enough, go to a English seaside resort or watch a PG-15 Hollywood blockbuster about racing nitrous powered rice rockets, then certainly, there are strains of females that enjoy the whole enthusiast scene. But try and convince your new ladyfriend as to why your CLK350 is a better steer than the neighbour's A6, then their eyes may just glaze over.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe

Marketing statistics say that on average, Rolls-Royce's modern clients own 7.6 cars, 4.9 properties, are 17% likely to have a private jet (something like Bombardier Challenge 300 or Dassault Falcon 50, not an Airbus) and 4% likely to have a yacht. Out of 6.7 billion people in the world, for Rolls-Royce to break even, they only need to sell cars to 800 of them each year. That's easy when you produce cars as desirable as this.