There’s no getting around it: Halloween this year is going to be absolutely bonkers. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, traditional fun like trick-or-treating is out, much to the dismay of kids and parents all over Aventura, Miami and the rest of America.

But just because trick-or-treating might be canceled doesn’t mean you can’t still trick-or-treat – it’ll just look and feel a lot different in 2020! Get your annual dose of spooky, scary October hijinks at these South Florida drive-thru Halloween events.

To the naked eye, the recently unveiled 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost rolls with that iconic Ghost-like vibe: It’s still embracing a Spirit of Ecstasy insignia. It weighs roughly the same as the outgoing model. It comes with rear-hinged coach doors with power-closing functionality. And it sports a rectangular frame that screams, “Hey, I’m a Rolls-Royce!”

Face it: You want to know more. Here’s what you’ll find when you get behind the wheel of the new Rolls-Royce Ghost.

As I turn on McFarlane for a lidless drive up Bayshore Drive, I’m greeted by a quad of jaywalking onlookers just past my favorite South Beach coffee spot. We trade smiles while I pose for an impromptu photo. “Sweet ride,” one hollers; his words nearly rebound into the ether by the forcefield of cool jazz I’ve treated my ears to. Once they clear out, my heel finds its natural place, and I zip off. Such is the life of your typical Rolls-Royce Phantom owner.

This two-door Phantom – a mesmerizing Drophead Coupe Convertible – is anything but typical, however. 

Equal parts Beauty and Beast, the new Rolls-Royce Dawn is an astounding automotive achievement. With its captivating, bold look and a 6.6-liter V12 behemoth engine under its hood, this exotic convertible is as invigorating as it is alluringly gorgeous.

Available for sale at a Rolls-Royce dealer near you, the 2020 Dawn convertible is an undeniable, bespoke masterpiece that stimulates the soul.

Engine & Performance

The 2020 Dawn Black Badge pushes the boundary between “possible” and “impossible” thanks to its impressive 6.6-liter V12 powerplant. 

Of all the ultra-luxury car brands out there, Rolls-Royce does it best. So much so that many noteworthy celebrities own them. And why shouldn’t they? Rolls-Royce is high-class luxury at its finest, and given the automaker’s reputation as such, it’s no wonder the vehicles have long been a status symbol of the rich and famous.

"Game of Thrones" actress Gwendoline Christie poses in a Phantom in a recent Rolls-Royce short film.

From socialites to musicians, actors to athletes, these are some of the most recognizable celebs who’ve dabbled in Rolls-Royce ownership.

There are few, if any, brands - automobile or otherwise - that symbolize luxury more than Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. No other vehicle turns heads quite like a Rolls-Royce, even in a city like Miami, where ultra-luxury and exotic cars abound. The brand is synonymous with opulence, a quality that captivates consumers and other automakers alike. 

In 2016, Rolls-Royce redefined the luxury automobile market by introducing a new level of rarified vehicle expression…