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Rolls-Royce has made an electric car. This is a one-off called 102EX, or Phantom Experimental Electric (EE). It would have been so much fun to call EEP, Roller, and you get to say that smells like pee. In any case, a large luxury car, at the end of the spectrum is looking for alternatives to the use of force because of the laws and the average emissions of cleaning companies. To this end, EE begins its world tour in order to measure the reaction of customers to provide more information on the RR and its development team.

2004 Stretched Rolls Royce Phantom EWB for Sale

Usually, when we stretched limousines, pictures of girls with short skirts, Heineken and clubs come to mind. However, the Rolls Royce to inform you that probably does not match the description. Why? Since there are only four seats and face, so would the girls skirts ... This is not good!

Returning to the subject in question, this limited edition model of Rolls-Royce Phantom step Extender is currently in Moscow, Russia, and is available for a whopping € 650,000. It 'was built in 2004 and has only 16000 km or 10,000 kilometers, all used slooooowly.

List of James the auction says that the car was on display at the Geneva Motor Show in 2004 and were compiled by ThyssenKrupp Drauz Nothelfer. So what do you think - is making money at a wedding?

Electrifying the Rolls-Royce Phantom - inside the plug-in Roller

The electrification of the Rolls-Royce was not easy. Buyers of luxury cars in the 200 + 000 + segment of what they want - sumptuous comfort and effortless acceleration. Keep Rolls Royce customers is obviously crucial, since the first all-electric car in the highlands, it is interesting to see what a brand with values ​​such as has been stellar. An aluminum frame keeps the weight room and getting bigger car battery - 71 kWh - still only offers a range of 200 kilometers. Double water-cooled electric motor provides 290 kW 145 kW, which is less than 338 kilowatts of 6.75 liter V12 Phantom, but with even better power characteristics - an apartment of 800 Nm compared midrange peak @ 720nm 3500 rpm, the V12. The range may be the limiting factor because everything else is excellent.

All rise… for the Rolls-Royce Phantom VI

We have carefully avoided any discussion royal wedding on the site this week, if only to give a single, happy retirement dresses and dishonored by the ambassadors Malawi. But we assume it is interesting to mention the car is not so affordable that will also be a star's wedding tomorrow.

At least Kate Middleton turned into a British vehicle well, not one of those things Disney car specifications Landau. Or an Audi, but the royal family would be part of the company's VIP.

It 'very similar to seven seats in 1977, Rolls-Royce Phantom VI, that the student protesters were painted last year. And even if it looks like it was designed to canonical Friuli-Venezia Giulia, the most elegant in the history of the Rolls.

Original Phantom VI was a spell, as the world's most expensive car when it was launched in 1968, but this was more than an extra Pimp-RR before the British automotive industry has given the Queen's Silver Jubilee.

RR went to number plates - HM Q does not need them, and not a license - in tempered glass, then removed from the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, and replaced it with a measurement model Solid Silver St. George slaying the dragon . Nice.

Terms of power, Rolls-Royce actually refused to publish the performance of the engine when the car came out - you will see a terrible Gauche -. "Adequate" But simply describe it as the Rolls Royce expert, Frank Dale and his stepson to prepare 6 , 75-liter V8 makes about 220bhp. Not the most efficient, but a 10 mph gust is complete the unit daily.

Surprisingly, there are no other mods included Regal: only the leather factory, and the standard Wilton carpets, wooden doors, electric windows and air conditioning.

However, the wife probably has other things to come distract Friday. Just wondering if another Audi would be a good idea. We can certainly see the queen future looks bright in a Spyder R8 V10.

2011 Rolls-Royce Drophead Coupé Bijan Edition

Almost a year ago at the Paris Motor Show 2010 Los Angeles, the world-renowned designer Bijan Pakzad entered into a partnership with the British luxury brand Rolls-Royce to design a limited number of rare Coupé Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead, rightly to be called the theme "Bijan".

Unfortunately, the designer could not see his work come to life after his untimely death in April due to a heart attack. Despite his death in the proposed Rolls-Royce continued and, recently, the first of these special edition models was presented against Bijan luxury boutique in Beverly Hills, California.

The Phantom Drophead Coupé luxury, in short, an imprint Bijan everywhere. The bright yellow of the unique luxury sedan all the way to white diamonds embedded in the plate on the dashboard and hidden glasses a day of field position in the trunk, the Rolls-Royce Phantom talk to Bijan edition taste and lifestyle of the late designer, fine.

While it is easy to get mesmerized by the machine, it is also interesting to note that this particular vision ghost in 6.75-liter V12 engine that produces over 450 horsepower. According to the directors Bijan, Bijan plan for an ultra rare Phantom Edition is to get at least a dozen of which were built in each set priced at anywhere between $ 850,000 all the way up to $ 1.6 million.

Knowing the man and his impeccable taste in cars, there's a good chance that Bijan Pakzad, where he is, looking down on this car with that million dollar smile on his face.

Gold trimmed, armored Rolls-Royce Phantom, only $ 8.1

Hey, Flavor Flav, check out this gold-plated grid.

(Credit: Stuart Hughes)

This creates "bling" to a whole new level: a gold medal secure, covered with Rolls-Royce Phantom.

The eye-catcher of the vehicle was made a special request of an anonymous businessman in the Middle East. The unique features of the Phantom is 120kg in 18 carat gold and exterior finishes.

 

(Credit: Stuart Hughes)

 

Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe

The Phantom Drophead Coupé is the first totally new car Rolls-Royce since the rebirth of Rolls-Royce with the introduction of the Phantom sedan in 2003 following the acquisition of BMW AG. To celebrate 100 years with the famous brand, unveiled the concept of Rolls-Royce 100EX head down in 2004 and after a positive concept was actually in the form of the Phantom Drophead Coupé. A two-door four-seat convertible Phantom Drophead Coupé has elements of classic Rolls-Royce, as a long bonnet, large diameter wheels, short front overhang and long rear overhangs and incorporates elements of the 100EX the rear doors hinged hood available in brushed stainless steel.