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Rolls-Royce built just 18 Phantom IVs, and one of them was a factory pickup truck
The Rolls-Royce Phantom IV was a car almost nobody could buy, and its customer list reads like a guest list for a coronation.
When a car brand turns 100, it’s a big deal. Crossing the century mark is huge for any company, in any market. But Rolls-Royce has been around for so long that it now has a product turning 100 years ...
The Phantom emerged as the successor to the Silver Ghost, the model that had earned Rolls-Royce the reputation of building “the best car in the world.” By the early 1920s, Henry Royce realized that ...
2025 is the year when British bike maker Rolls-Royce celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Phantom, a car that, as soon as it appeared in 1925, redefined what on-road luxury looks like. With just a ...
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A $400,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom brings two tone style to London
A Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupé brings two tone style to London, pairing turquoise bodywork with a silver bonnet and windscreen ...
It was quite a scene on the lawn at the Lodge at Pebble Beach recently: Rolls-Royce went through extraordinary steps to bring all eight generations of it’s flagship Phantom together to celebrate the ...
When Rolls-Royce sinks its teeth into a special project, it really goes deep. Allow us to introduce you to the Phantom Centenary Private Collection, a limited-run Phantom designed as a 100th birthday ...
To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the release of the Bond thriller Goldfinger, Rolls-Royce has built a one-off Phantom Extended that is a modern take on the 1937 Phantom III Sedanca de Ville that ...
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Rolls-Royce Phantom. First announced in May 1925, the model has enjoyed eight generations and hundreds of bespoke customization projects to make each ...
Rolls-Royce this week unveiled its latest one-off commission, the Phantom Inspired by Cinque Terre, which draws its inspiration from the Italian Riviera and its winemaking tradition. The Cinque ...
For the past hundred years, stars from Fred Astaire to Drake — and the Shah of Iran — have flaunted the British-made car as the ultimate status symbol. By Brett Berk Add us as a Google Preferred ...
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