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A Rolls for the slightly less rich

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Welcoming interior

The rear-opening back doors on the 200EX would provide the largest access opening of any car today, according to Rolls-Royce.

While small for a Rolls, the 200EX is still eight inches longer than the biggest Mercedes-Benz sedan.

The interior color is "creme light." The headliner, the fabric that covers the car's ceiling, is made from a cashmere blend.

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