Rolls-Royce Centenary Edition Phantom

Just 35 Centenary Edition Phantoms will be produced to celebrate the 100th anniversary of one of the world’s most revered automotive names—Rolls-Royce. Inside and out, these Phantoms are truly special and will be easy to identify in the years ahead.

The Centenary Edition Phantom is based on the already outstanding 2004 Rolls-Royce Phantom. With a supremely smooth and powerful 6.75 liter V-12 engine, a robust all-welded aluminum space frame, and an electronically controlled air suspension system, the Phantom combines classical elegance with state of the art technology.

The exclusive Centenary Edition Phantom may be instantly recognized from the outside thanks to its distinctive “anniversary livery,” which includes dark curzon paint with twin red coach lines and classic-era red enameled chrome badges. Inside the car, the seats and carpet are also dark curzon, the headliner is grey leather, and unique silver-on-blue instruments sit in a textured aluminum dash panel. The wood veneer door cappings feature the famous interlocking R's as silver inlays. And a cast and chromed builder's plate affixed to the driver's side "B" pillar indicates the car’s position in the series of 35. Even the threshold plates are special; they carry the names of the company's founders.

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Steve - 8/19/2004 4:59:54 PM

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Click the "More info here" link, then when you see the RR flash presentation, click "100 years" which will show you what the front looks like. In BMW's new tradition, Rolls Royce is now hideously disfigured. Well, there is always Bentley for those who are stratospherically wealthy *with* taste.

Steve - 8/19/2004 4:59:54 PM

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