It's the same here in The Hague where I live, Conti GTs EVERYWHERE. Sure it's no London because it is not as big a city, but I see this car everywhere everyday.
As some said, a coupé version of this car will be brilliant. I haven't heard or seen anything about it yet though![]()
Looks nice.. the only thing I`m going to have to get used to is that shoulder line... that makes it look a little common place for such a hi-end car.
Now where is that supposed Maybach 53
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You can NOT see that it is plastic, it could be black metal, could be coated with a fine leather trim, ...
The BS continues.
You can NOT see that it is plastic, it could be black metal, could be coated with a fine leather trim, ...
The BS continues.
Rolls-Royce has been building outstanding cars before and after BMW. Please keep that in mind.
^^Being up-to-date is so vulgar...
And means you can get outdated, too...
Motor? it was a problem, our engineers solved it. Power? sufficient. Weight? Adequate. Size? Enough to feel like a prince at the back.
No, no, Rolls were out of time. No specifications whatsoever were revealed. The customers were not interested in the technical side of the car. Giving such details as power or number of airbags make a Rolls a car like another, in the past a Rolls was... a Rolls.
But, times are changing... and so is Rolls, in order to survive.
For once I have to agree with EnI. Rolls-Royces are so unworthy of their great name before BMW took over. Any top of the line S-Class or even Lexus LS was a better car in so many way. The Rolls had a better looking interior and probably a better ride, but thats it. In every other way a S600 was a vastly superior car.
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Geez ... almost all post WWII Royces were technologically dated ... Never up-to-date tech wise. Until starting to associate with BMW.
Today at least RR cars feature cutting edge tech - mechanics & electronics etc.
Actually the S600 still is capable of doing battle with a Post BMW Rolls-Royce...
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- 2007 Mercedes-Benz S600 vs. 2006 Rolls-Royce Phantom - Sedans/Comparison Test/Reviews/Car and Driver - Car And Driver
Never that...Rolls Royce never needed all that tech stuff. A Rolls was considered the most luxurious and exclusive car. It didn't have to impress with the use of technology and gizmos like BMW and Mercedes. It's name alone is legendary. Rolls-Royce didn't need BMW help to "make it a star". The technology in the new one is great, but the previous Rolls-Royces were outstanding and IMO they were styled much better.
Funny that so many of us are spotting Conti GTs everywhere in different metro areas across the globe. Los Angeles is no different - The Conti GT has become the Honda Accord of well-heeled buyers. You can't throw a brick on the LA Westside without hitting one.
So, are we supposed to compare it to the Maybach 57/s?
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I meant from the Mercedes-Benz lineup.
Actually the S600 still is capable of doing battle with a Post BMW Rolls-Royce...
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- 2007 Mercedes-Benz S600 vs. 2006 Rolls-Royce Phantom - Sedans/Comparison Test/Reviews/Car and Driver - Car And Driver
Never that...Rolls Royce never needed all that tech stuff. A Rolls was considered the most luxurious and exclusive car. It didn't have to impress with the use of technology and gizmos like BMW and Mercedes. It's name alone is legendary. Rolls-Royce didn't need BMW help to "make it a star". The technology in the new one is great, but the previous Rolls-Royces were outstanding and IMO they were styled much better.
I like this Rolls-Royce, but where we all these RR fans when thewas around. That was a magnificent car. It's like now that BMW owns RR then everyone wants to support it. Rolls-Royce has been building outstanding cars before and after BMW. Please keep that in mind.![]()
I'm sorry? Outstanding? Rolls was in the tank when BMW bought them because hardly any real person did. They're flighing high at the moment because of this new design direction and technology input. You make it sound like there's no merrit to BMW.
same can be said about the dissin' by other fanboys because it's BMW'owned.
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