Phantom Rolls-Royce Phantom Facelift

[slicknick]

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[Deleted member 25]

Another dimension, unmatched and unrivaled.

 

[slicknick]

I will surely miss the Phantom VII, but I'm not sad about seeing it go, it was time to usher in a new, modern era

 

[Yaz]

The only fault with this facelift is the new headlights. Should have kept the round ones.

 

[Rainer271]

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[Rainer271]

Final Rolls-Royce Phantom VII leaves production as One-Off

Rolls-Royce has pulled the plug on the seventh generation Phantom, following 13 years of production.

Commissioned by a renowned Rolls-Royce collector, the final example is a one-off special, based on the long wheelbase version of the car, and featuring a long list of items that mimic a 1930s ocean liner.

Finished in Blue Velvet and completed with a twin coachline with ocean liner motif to the shoulder, this special Rolls also benefits from a solid silver Spirit of Ecstasy, and pinstripe tires.

Its maritime theme is continued inside, where the automaker added two clocks, in tone with the classic ship radio clocks. Both are housed within a grooved bezel with 24 time zones, allowing owners to rotate them in either direction, depending on what part of the globe they are in. Another special touch is a hand-cut wake effect on the lambswool carpets, created by the brand's craftspeople.

Powering it is the 6.75-liter naturally aspirated V12 lump that churns out 459 PS (453 HP) and 720 Nm (531 lb-ft) of torque. Just like the standard Phantom Extended Wheelbase, the final example needs 6.2 seconds to accelerate to 100 km/h (62 mph), and will keep going up to 240 km/h (149 mph).

No pricing details have been released, but fresh off the grid models used to start from roughly $470,000 in the UK, and it wasn’t uncommon for one-off examples to rise into the 7-figure zone.

With the aging Phantom out of the way, Rolls-Royce can now focus on the development of its successor, which is expected to debut sometime next year. It will ride on an entirely new platform, shared with the upcoming Cullinan SUV, and will be lighter and more tech-friendly.

car scoops

 

[Deleted member 25]

The king is dead.

 

[Rainer271]

The king is dead.

Long live the King!

 

[Deleted member 25]

I was waiting for the the new car to show its face to quote my self and say that

 

[Rainer271]

I was waiting for the the new car to show its face to quote my self and say that

Sorry, shonguiz.

 

[hovabongZA]

Over 10 years and it's still unmatched , hope they don't mess it up with the next generation.

 

[HUTSUTAo]

Saw this rolls royce parked in a public housing estate in Singapore. Does anyone know which particular version of phantom is this?

 

[SCOTT27]

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Saw this rolls royce parked in a public housing estate in Singapore. Does anyone know which particular version of phantom is this?

Series I of Phantom VII.

 

[wL0316]

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Saw this rolls royce parked in a public housing estate in Singapore. Does anyone know which particular version of phantom is this?

Way too out of place to have this beast in the affordable residential areas of Singapore

 

[SCOTT27]

Way too out of place to have this beast in the affordable residential areas of Singapore

If you look at manufacturers twitter feeds you are guaranteed to see Nigerias no1 rapper which means jack-shit to anyone outside Nigeria obviously.
The thing is all the cars being posed with are all foreign plated luxury cars but are older like E71 X6s etc... so a New York licensed X6 in Nigeria has not been shipped"officially" from New York neither has a Range Rover from London or a Rolls-Royce from Singapore.

 

[slicknick]

Do you know how many bulbs this lamp uses? 4 or 2? thanks

 

[Merc1]

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