ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOM Review

Summary:

What we like: Prestige; Craftsmanship.

What we don't like: Frontal styling; Very large.

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ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOM review in detail:

The interior of a Rolls-Royce has an upper-crust ambience provided by way of soft leather trim and timber details, and is a wonderfully satisfying place to be.

You don't so much buy a Rolls-Royce as commission it from the factory.

Trim and dash materials can be just about anything that is humanly possible to make, and options are extremely numerous.

You can spend many hours discussing exactly how you want your car to look and feel.

The 'suicide' rear doors to make for better access to the rear seat are the most unusual feature of the latest Rolls, with the rear seat in many ways being the most important area of a car like this.

The interior provides quiet, smooth transportation and ride comfort is excellent.

The overall styling of the Phantom won't be to everyone's tastes, particularly in the blunt front.

Most Australians prefer to drive their own Rolls rather than have a chauffeur do it, but keep in mind that this is a very large car that can be a handful in tight traffic conditions.

These days, the Rolls-Royce uses a modified V12 engine but it has retained the traditional 6.75 litres that became so popular in the older V8s.

A huge amount of torque is generated and this machine can cruise along at high speeds hour after effortless hour.