The latest one-off Rolls-Royce is a Phantom with floral flourishes on the dashboard and rear seats, along with a two-tone ...

A customer in the Middle East has commissioned the Phantom Dentelle, featuring a lace motif inside out. There is no word on ...

The limited-run Range Rover Sport SV is now a permanent model, packing BMW V8 power, 6D Dynamics, and optional SV Black spec ...

This, and countless other stories are the main focus of Rolls-Royce’s celebrations for the car that has defined it for a century: the glorious Phantom. Perhaps the very best car in the world, at ...

Luxury cars like the Rolls-Royce Phantom can be obnoxiously grandiose, but after being among the best luxury cars in the world for 100 years, perhaps it's earned that right.

Ferrari Amalfi vs Mercedes-Benz G-Class comparison is based on various factors like Price, Mileage, Features, Specifications, ...

Ultimately, the Rolls-Royce Phantom VI's production ended in 1990 and was the last model offered as a rolling chassis that featured traditional coach-built bodywork, which represented the zenith ...

The Rolls Royce Phantom Mark VI is probably the most iconic car that the luxury British marque has ever produced, as it marked the end of an era for the manufacturer. Here's why.

One of the highlights of the Phantom Dragon is the custom dashboard – or as Rolls-Royce likes to call it, ‘The Gallery.’ It’s been crafted from four different types of wood, depicting two ...

Follow Author Jan 15, 2025, 02:21pm ESTJan 16, 2025, 05:16pm EST 1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Rolls-Royce This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Rolls-Royce Phantom.

Rolls-Royce chose the Phantom name to replace the Silver Ghost's unofficial moniker, ensuring there was no confusion between the two generations of the 40/50 H.P. chassis that underpinned the cars.

A decade on from then, with Rolls Royce relocated to Goodwood, the Phantom story continued: the first VII, a car that’s come to define 21st century Rolls-Royce, was delivered at 00:01 on January ...