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lovice @ Nov 24th 2007 6:11AM
Again, you are talking about 'you don't care...unless...'. My question is why should Rolls care about what you care?
It's a Rolls. So it will always be made of STEEL! If you want something high tech at that price, then there is a car called Maybach, or shall I say a dated S-Class!
And you clearly don't understand the meaning of Veyron. It's not a car for Bugatti to impress world wide audience. Every single VW people buy now are for the lost of Veyron (coz every Veyron costs three time as much to build as its been selling for!). So it's a car for VW to show people who is the dady in Germany and the world! Its design, construction and sales philosophy has nothing to do with any other cars on the market today.
Whether you like it or not, people pay for the steels, not anything else on a Rolls! End of story.