At the 2012 edition of the Moscow International Motor Show, the Rolls Royce Ghost has been awarded as the best luxury car.

The award was received by Will Gellatly, Manager Sales Operations Europe and South Africa, and was given based on the votes of 150 journalists.

The all-electric Rolls-Royce 102EX concept, which debuted at last year’s Geneva auto show, won’t reach production.

The Phantom-based 102EX was built as a sort of market-research project, and more than 500 potential customers were given the chance to test it.

Rolls Royce has recently introduced a resource that allows potential Rolls-Royce customers to search for pre-owned cars online.

This is called Provenance Pre-owned Stock Locator, and can be accessed by using an iPad, computer or smart phone.

Rolls-Royce debuted the Phantom Coupé Aviator Collection, an aviation-mirrored line inspired by founder Charles Stewart Rolls, at Pebble Beach Quail last week.

Wearing an Aviator Grey finish, this special Phantom Coupe has a contrasting matte hood, grille surround and window, while inside the cabin we notice the cockpit-like theme thanks to the combination of metal and wood.

If you watched the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games, you might have noticed three bespoke Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupes.

Specially created for the event, the vehicles featured an English White exterior with special badging and self-centering wheel caps that had the Olympic motto “Citius, Altius, Fortius” (Faster, Higher, Stronger) on them.

Rolls Royce just opens its largest dealership in North America Jericho, Long Island which is located just miles outside of New York City.

The 9,200-square-foot facility at 115 South Service Road in Jericho holds more than a dozen of the ultra-luxury automobiles, and includes a café, meeting spaces with floor-to-ceiling glass walls and an outdoor terrace.