POV: 2024 Rolls Royce Spectre on German Autobahn

POV: Rolls Royce Spectre

#Novitec #TheSupercarDiaries #RollsRoyce #Sprectre

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[davechapman]

my 2002 Corolla is also very silent, because I'm 79 and almost deaf

[joolstacho]

The old slogan was: "At 100 mph all you can hear is the clock ticking" Nothing's changed!

[deosiewilson]

What a beautiful car the loudest thing is the

[ollyalme]

The absence of wind and road noise is impressive!

[doobresick]

Nice to see someone driving correctly, with manners and respect for other road users..

[KuntaKinteToby]

What I liked the most about this video is how polite German drivers are. If only people were this courteous in America...

[Yosemite_Sam]

As an Australian driver in Germany I was hugely impressed with the discipline and adherence to road rules by German drivers. They are excellent drivers who take pride in being the best drivers they can be. Not like the ignorant unskilled and incapable idiots that we have on the roads in Australia. It comes down to the national attitudes in general. I found Germans to be fiercely competitive at every thing they did. Near enough was not good enough. They always did their best. Wonderful country.

[TampaCEO]

It's so rare that a video of a car driving on the Autobahn requires you to put on your headphones and turn up the volume. The lack of wind and road noise is the most impressive part of this video. Kudos!

[nmarks]

No graphic intro, no music, no narration. Just exactly what it says in the description. Quality speaks for itself.

[Kevin-jken]

The turn signal should be Daniel Craig’s voice saying “tick, tick, tick”.

[josealbinosantosnogueira]

"The Sound of Silence". I've seen this film before!

[JooK]

You made an amazing job guys, this car embraces all the elegance that modern days RR should have

[MikeK]

I'm not particularly an RR guy, but that RR Spectre is some machine -

[HansDelbruck]

I love the suicide doors. You almost never see that nowadays. But it needs a windshield wash.

[zoob]

Mate no way in heaven would one driver in Australia see you coming for a start, would move over, andd would actually see your driving as a challenge and either try and block you or try and beat you in a race, and if you won would become abusive at the next set of traffic lights. Perfectly normal people in Australia become combatants ready for war when they get behind a steering wheel, the mentality is " how can I make life hard for other road users"

[nozyspy]

I LOVE those huge dinnerplate wheels. They remind me of the old 1930's style ones!

[yngve]

This is posh. The exterior is so sexy in black, witch makes the blue leather inside unusual and awesome beautiful. Ride comfort is beyond my belief of possible, smooth and quiet even at 240 kmh. Accelerated like a fast sportscar, and i can imagine the top speed to be in super car territory. I like good car stereos, imagining how good the high end equipment will sound in the silence of this car....

[gokceralp]

What are those flashing lights on 2 sides of instrument panel? Proximity warning or something (to the objects that are on sides)?

[duncanjames]

Stunning. I loved the silence and luxury. Its so important to stay in the right lane in Germany. The high-speed supercars fly by at 100 kmph faster than your speed.

[stewartmcmanus]

Those flashing pink lights would drive me bonkers.