It’s perhaps the most auspicious date in British motoring history. May 4 1904 was the day that The Hon. Charles Stewart Rolls and Henry Royce first met and the hyphenation was almost immediate.

Tufan Erginbilgiç's four pillars involved showing employees the extent of Rolls-Royce's issues, then giving them a say in ...

If it does then it's a Fools Royce and does not fit well with a democratic ideologies of civilized nations. Which of course means it should then be banned all over the civilized democratic world.

It was a bitter-sweet journey back to the past for artist Reko Rennie when he drove an old gold Rolls-Royce up the Hume Highway and thrashed it in the outback dust. The Rolls and the road trip ...