about ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOM

since 2003

One does not simply choose a Phantom—or any Rolls-Royce for that matter—off the dealer lot. No. These cars are built to the exacting requirements of the millionaires and billionaires who can afford them; these carriages of the rich are often customized down to the last detail. We won't even begin to suggest which special-order options are worth adding because, well, what would we know? We would, however, suggest springing for the Extended Wheelbase model to take advantage of its limousine-like rear-seat legroom. As they say, go big or go home. phantom2phantom8

The Phantom received a mild facelift in 2012, which brought numerous technical and technological elements and modifications, without significantly affecting the exterior design. One must have a keen eye for the British brand to be able to tell the two versions of the Phantom seven apart, but it can be done. We suggest looking for a rectangular LED light instead of the round lower lighting unit on the front end, as well as a “single-step” rear bumper. This generation will be the last Phantom that was available as a Coupe or Drophead versions, along with the regular wheelbase and extended wheelbase sedans. .