To please Asian customers, Rolls-Royce and BMW have jointly launched special editions for the Year of the Horse.
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| The special edition Ghost, named "Flying Horse," was unveiled by Rolls-Royce quite early to welcome the Year of the Horse 2014. |
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| This model was launched by the British luxury car brand to appeal to customers in China and some other Asian countries. |
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| The exterior of the Rolls-Royce Ghost Phi Mã is essentially the same as the long-wheelbase Ghost model. |
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| The difference lies in the embroidered horse image on the headrests and cushions, and its appearance on the coach line along the side of the car, similar to the Dragon edition for 2012. |
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| The Rolls-Royce Ghost Year of the Horse edition will be produced in limited quantities and is expected to be delivered to the first customers from the second quarter of 2014. |
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| Following in Rolls-Royce's footsteps, BMW is also winning over Chinese customers with two M5 and M6 models in the Year of the Horse editions. |
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| Unlike the Ghost Horse edition, the two BMW M5 and M6 Year of the Horse editions don't have many unique details. The seats of these two models are embroidered with the Chinese character for "Horse." |
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| These two models are produced in a limited run of 30 units. |
(According to VTC News)
