Rolls-Royce to remain based in the UK after 'remarkable' sales

Laura Thomson
A white Ghost made for a client to mark the 50th anniversary of the state of Singapore photographed at Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, Goodwood, West Sussex.Picture date: Wednesday July 1, 2015.Photograph by Christopher Ison ©07544044177chris@christopherison.comwww.christopherison.com
A white Ghost made for a client to mark the 50th anniversary of the state of Singapore photographed at Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, Goodwood, West Sussex.Picture date: Wednesday July 1, 2015.Photograph by Christopher Ison ©07544044177chris@christopherison.comwww.christopherison.com



Following Rolls-Royce's second highest sales record in over a century, its chief executive has pledged to keep the brand based in Britain.

In 2016 the West Sussex based car maker, which is owned by German giant BMW, sold 4,011 cars in more than 50 countries. This represented a six per cent increase on sales in 2016.

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