The last Rolls-Royce Phantom rolls off the production line.
The British luxury car manufacturer has decided to discontinue production of the Phantom line. The last car has found an owner.
The British luxury car manufacturer has decided to discontinue production of the Phantom line. The last car has found an owner.
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| The Phantom is one of the largest and most successful ultra-luxury sedans on the market. |
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| The official announcement of the Phantom's discontinuation came from Goodwood, where the company is headquartered, after the last car was ordered by a Rolls-Royce collector. |
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| The final Phantom was a long-wheelbase version, featuring classic styling inspired by ships of the 1930s. |
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| The car's exterior features a bluish-purple paint job with two coachlines running along the sides. It uses special tires and has a solid silver Spirit of Ecstasy logo. |
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| Meanwhile, the interior of the final Phantom still showcases the distinctive Rolls-Royce character with its handcrafted details. |
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| Several locations around the vehicle's body are engraved with ship symbols. Clocks are located in the front and rear cabins of the vehicle. |
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| Thus, after 90 years on the market, the Phantom line will officially cease operations, making way for a newer model in the near future. The replacement will feature a completely new design, replacing what the Phantom has possessed for the past 13 years. |
According to Zing






