rolls royce, n.All

75% of all the cars Rolls-Royce has ever produced are still on the road today.

Rolls Royce uses the leather of 15 to 18 Bulls per car, raised in cold climates to prevent marks from insect bites. Cows aren't used because they might have stretch marks from pregnancies.

Rolls Royce owners can send their chauffeur to the Rolls Royce headquarters in Goodwood, England to be trained to drive a Rolls Royce under the "White Glove" driver training program

Rolls Royce is an expensive and luxurious way of traversing the route from A to B, but socially frowned upon.

Rolls Royce is luxury car company whose founder was Great Britain's first air fatality (1910). He died flying a plane built by the Wright brothers.

The city with the most Rolls Royces per capita is Hong Kong.

The Rolls Royce is a machine where at 60 miles an hour the loudest noise in it comes from the electric clock.