Rolls-Royce Phantom Galery..................
The 2004 Rolls Royce Phantom brings to life a new level of luxury and driving experience. The newest Phantom has a fit and finish that are paralleled by no other. The Modifications that we are currently working on are primarily two.
The Black Tie stretch in 15, 22, and 60 inch leaves room Seating for six with the standard Phantom bench seats, or four with Maybach style reclining seats. Theater sound and drop screens, divider wall for the driver compartment, hidden bars, bullet resistance and others are in the list of options.
The sleek lines of the coupe suggest tremendous, effortless power. Designed to look like a moving form even at a standstill, the coupe has the demeanour of a muscular animal, ready to be UNLEASHED.
The front end, with its slim LED sidelights and larger, round driving lamps, has a Gently raked, softer-edged appearance, sweeping back over the long Bonnet to the strong line of the triangular A-frame. The front coach-doors are rear-hinged and were newly homologated for use on the Drophead coupe. Enabling all passengers to enter and exit more gracefully, these doors also offer safety benefits: the rear hinging allows an uninterrupted A-pillar, which adds significantly to the car's overall torsional rigidity. For ease of operation, the doors may be closed at the simple touch of a button, housed discreetly inside the front quarterlight.
By:Samsul
The Black Tie stretch in 15, 22, and 60 inch leaves room Seating for six with the standard Phantom bench seats, or four with Maybach style reclining seats. Theater sound and drop screens, divider wall for the driver compartment, hidden bars, bullet resistance and others are in the list of options.
The sleek lines of the coupe suggest tremendous, effortless power. Designed to look like a moving form even at a standstill, the coupe has the demeanour of a muscular animal, ready to be UNLEASHED.
The front end, with its slim LED sidelights and larger, round driving lamps, has a Gently raked, softer-edged appearance, sweeping back over the long Bonnet to the strong line of the triangular A-frame. The front coach-doors are rear-hinged and were newly homologated for use on the Drophead coupe. Enabling all passengers to enter and exit more gracefully, these doors also offer safety benefits: the rear hinging allows an uninterrupted A-pillar, which adds significantly to the car's overall torsional rigidity. For ease of operation, the doors may be closed at the simple touch of a button, housed discreetly inside the front quarterlight.
By:Samsul
