[nl88]

Hi guys,
Being superficial for a moment, which badge would be of a higher status ?

Supercharged being a 5.0L engine ?

Or

Autobiography which I understand now comes with a 3.0 or 5.0.

 

[CSK1]

Why do you care what other people think?

Go for a debadged Supercharged Autobiography.

 

[dalek1]

Because the OP is in Singapore where the culture is all about 'face' and 'connection' like in China.
Western companies are feeding their ego by selling luxury cars and goods there.

 

[remington]

Buy what you like and don't worry about your status.

 

[Win7ermute]

Because the OP is in Singapore where the culture is all about 'face' and 'connection' like in China.
Western companies are feeding their ego by selling luxury cars and goods there.

Says the guy with the lexus, 2 jags, and a RRS, lulz.

 

[nl88]

Sad but true.. Back to my question, anyone ?

 

[Win7ermute]

Autobiography has been the status flagship model. The fact that is comes in a "lesser" motor probably has more to do with "environmental" factors than anything else.

 

[djsaad1]

Does Singapore have a tax on engine size? If so the supercharged would be a good amount more expensive, which would then make it a higher badge?

 

[JaRod1]

Hi guys,
Being superficial for a moment, which badge would be of a higher status ?

Supercharged being a 5.0L engine ?

Or

Autobiography which I understand now comes with a 3.0 or 5.0.

None of the above, if you want the most flashy RR get a SV Autobiography Dynamic. Hard to justify 50-60K difference between a well equipped RR V8 and the SV but if its about superficial, knock yourself out.

 

[Sechsgang]

None of the above, if you want the most flashy RR get a SV Autobiography Dynamic. Hard to justify 50-60K difference between a well equipped RR V8 and the SV but if its about superficial, knock yourself out.

This. Otherwise technically an autobiography, and just make sure it's got the supercharged v8.