During our "farewell tour" with the Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe, my wife and I learned that you do not pootle, ramble, trek, or mosey in a Rolls-Royce. It's unbecoming, both to you and the car's ...

The Phantom Drophead Coupe is a convertible version of Rolls-Royce’s Phantom sedan. It competes in a small segment of ultra-luxurious, highly customizable convertibles that includes the Bentley ...

Rolls-Royce unveiled the Phantom Coupe Aviator Collection at The Quail Lodge during Pebble Beach weekend. ... speedometer and fuel gauges—though in this car they are finished in matte black.

rolls-royce bespoke chicane phantom coupÉ 30.10.2013 With the talents of the world’s finest automotive designers and craftspeople at a customer’s disposal, inspiration for a Bespoke Rolls ...

As if its cars aren't already exclusive enough on their own merit, Rolls-Royce is debuting an ultra-limited production version of the Phantom Coupe at Pebble Beach today. With only 35 cars ...

Rolls doesn’t disclose exact production numbers, but it likely made only around 100–200 Coupés during each of the eight years they were on sale. The Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupé Is a Great Car ...

Despite sharing the same basic exterior theme established on the Phantom four-door, Rolls-Royce’s chief designer Ian Cameron sees the Drophead Coupe as a different car than the flagship sedan.

At places like Pebble Beach or a Sotheby’s auction, you might hear a car referred to as “a rolling piece of art.” The new 2018 Rolls-Royce Phantom makes that term literal with its so-called ...

It seems like an eternity has passed since Rolls-Royce introduced the Phantom family. And maybe it has, in the relative terms of automotive life-cycles: the sedan was launched in 2003, the coupe ...

The Wraith Black Arrow Is Rolls-Royce's Last V-12 Coupe Rolls-Royce winds down its V-12 era with an ultra-limited-production Wraith Black Badge. By Brian Silvestro Published: Mar 20, 2023 12:04 PM EDT ...

During our "farewell tour" with the Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe, my wife and I learned that you do not pootle, ramble, trek, or mosey in a Rolls-Royce. It's unbecoming, both to you and the car's ...