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The final Rolls Royce Phantom VII – a study in luxury
Today, after 13 years defining luxury, final Rolls Royce Phantom VII leaves the stage with a fittingly artful tribute to the skills of the craftspeople at the Home of Rolls-Royce. This very last seventh generation final Rolls Royce Phantom signals the end of the first successful chapter in the renaissance of Rolls-Royce under new custodianship and the establishment of a true global center of luxury excellence in West Sussex, England.
Now, as this most significant Rolls Royce Phantom car prepares to gracefully leave the stage, it is fitting that the final Rolls Royce Phantom VII, a beautifully appointed final Rolls Royce Phantom extended wheelbase limousine, has been created to celebrate the golden age of travel that final Rolls Royce Phantom defined.

This remarkable final Rolls Royce Phantom, commissioned by a renowned contemporary Rolls-Royce collector, perfectly serves to illustrate the extraordinary attention-to-detail and deftness of touch that has defined the first chapter at the Rolls Royce marque’s home in Goodwood, West Sussex.

The art of marquetry – so beautifully used throughout Rolls-Royce Phantom’s life – depicts a stylised 1930s ocean liner, reflecting this particular patron’s fascination with the design and iconography of this grand era. The Rolls-Royce nautical theme continues with the application of tone-on-tone embroidery evoking the movement of the sea, exquisitely applied to the Rolls-Royce Phantom interior’s Powder Blue leather.

In true Rolls-Royce Phantom style, every possible detail has been considered. The Rolls-Royce clocks, featured in both the front cabin and the partition wall have been designed to echo the style of the radio clocks that adorned grand ocean liners. The Bezel, expressing 24 time zones, sits proud of the main clock, and reminiscent of HG Well’s time machine, allows the Rolls-Royce owner to rotate it in either direction depending on where they find themselves in the world.

The maritime theme even extends to Rolls-Royce Phantom’s indulgent lambswool carpets which feature a hand-cut wake effect elegantly created by the marque’s master craftspeople – perhaps a nod to the fact that this final Phantom has passed, leaving the world in its own wake.

The Final Rolls-Royce Phantom II exterior is finished in a stunning Blue Velvet, completed with a twin coachline with ocean liner motif to the shoulder, and offset beautifully by pinstripe tyres and a solid silver Spirit of Ecstasy. This carefully tended hand-crafted scheme completes a stunning final expression for the last Rolls-Royce Phantom II of its kind.

The completion of this very final Rolls-Royce Phantom 2017 car, and the decommissioning of the Rolls-Royce Phantom II production line after 13 years, sets the stage for the introduction of the new Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII 2018, underpinned by an all-new aluminium architecture of luxury. Like its predecessor new Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 will advance the standards set by its illustrious forbears.

New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 arrival will herald the beginning of yet another great chapter in the history of the world’s most compelling and celebrated name in luxury.
The House of Rolls-Royce premieres the first in a series of fascinating short films today for the launch of the New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2017, telling how it became the world’s leading and most respected luxury house. ‘The Spirit of Ecstasy’ film. The arrival of the benchmark for luxury goods worldwide, the New Rolls-Royce Phantom.

This series of new Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 films will serve as a new platform in the ethereal, virtual sphere where followers and devotees of Rolls-Royce can engage further with the marque.

In addition to exclusive early views of the next episodes of the story of the House of Rolls-Royce, those advocates and followers of the new Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 will be offered the opportunity to attend exclusive Rolls-Royce gatherings around the world. Further news on such new Rolls-Royce Phantom 2017 events will come next year.
New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 will be released in 2017. The New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 price $450,000. New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 interior will be even more luxurious than previous Phantoms. New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 self driving car dynamics will be based on the BMW 7 series 2018. New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 on sale 2017. This is the first hint of the New Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 with hints of the New Rolls-Royce Vision self driving car 2018. The next generation Rolls Royce Phantom.

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This is why Rolls-Royce is still the best car in the world by a mile! A beautiful final tribute to the Rolls-Royce Phantom VII with a stunning interior. We can't wait to see the new Rolls-Royce Phantom 2018 later this year. This remarkable Phantom EWB, commissioned by a renowned contemporary Rolls-Royce collector, depicts a stylised 1930s ocean liner, reflecting this particular patron’s fascination with the design and iconography of this grand era. The nautical theme continues with the application of tone-on-tone embroidery evoking the movement of the sea, exquisitely applied to the Rolls-Royce Phantom interior’s Powder Blue leather.

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[drjones-phhv]

Whew! That woodworking is fantastic! The colors and bespoke refinements are so over the top!

[FerrariTestarossa]

I changed my mind about Rolls Royce Phantom! Before I said the Rolls Royce Ghost was more beautiful than the Phantom, but not now! I really love the design of Rolls Royce Phantom! This car is amazing, it's so sexy and classic in same time. In fact Rolls Royce Phantom fascinates me! In my opinion this is the best car in the world! If I was rich, the first I gonna do was going to the store and buy this fantastic Rolls Royce Phantom!

[leozdnbr]

I wonder what they will come up with after this

[stringer-ikpc]

is he auditioning for Britain's got talent.

[adrianpeterspeters]

oh austerity is really, really working, now i recon if i work really hard i will get on and have one, ha ha ha, (i do not want/desire one at all)but work hard you will get on....austerity works, as you can

[tmat]

To, me, the interior of a Phantom os really not all that. I prefer the interior of the Mulsanne and the Maybach.

[FrankValchiria]

there are more steriotypes in this 3 minute commercial than in a republican convention.

[lucasdesousa]

Desnecessário mostrar essas pessoas, todos querem ver apenas o Rolls-Royce

[kristianbrandt]

So this is a pretty expensive car. Now as a car maker, you have to keep a few secrets from the public. Having said that I think, if I worked at BMW, I would've shown the buyer the small courteousy of informing him/her that a new model may or may not be just around the corner.

[MrPent]

This is not a 2018 Rolls Royce. Stop lying to us carjam

[ALr]

Pas aussi jolie qu'une Bentley Mulsanne !

[MrMrremmington]

Yes it’s a beautiful car but I couldn’t help notice how German the man looks and how much younger his girlfriend- wife is. And then I remembered that actually the Germans own Rolls Royce now and I guess he owns that woman in the car too and he’s a man of total privilege and the people working the restaurants are Asians. I guess they are the new slaves. The stereotypes in this video are in poor taste. But when you’re selling the most expensive car in the world and you’re trying to appeal to the pompous, I guess that’s one way to do it. Well the ad agency I would say failed in this case.