Let’s further eulogize the Dawn by checking out some of the trademark features that will make it a collector’s classic Rolls-Royce convertible for decades to come.
The history of Britain's original luxury car brand runs deep. In 1884, the Rolls-Royce company dug its roots into London's soil and quietly rose to prominence as the planet's finest producers of high-quality vehicles. To this day, the name "Rolls-Royce" is synonymous with "luxury cars."
Breathing rarified air across three centuries, Rolls-Royce has designed some of the greatest vehicles to ever grace Earth's roadways. From the very first 6-cylinder Silver Ghost to the most recently announced Spectre EV, these are our picks for the best Rolls-Royce cars the world has ever seen.
In August 2022, California's Monterey Car Week became the official landing place for Rolls-Royce's newest debut: the Phantom Series II. Joining the Pebble Beach Collection—which also features a stunning Forbidden Pink Black Badge Cullinan and Crystal-Green Ghost—the newest bespoke Rolls-Royce Phantom, which has been coined 'Maverick' by its designers, shocked and delighted thousands of guests at Monterey's "The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering" event.
The Rolls-Royce aviation company just smashed a speed record (by 132 mph!) after making the fastest electric vehicle with wings. That seems only fitting since Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has been low-key producing some of the fastest sedans without wings. (Note: apart from sharing a gorgeous name, the two companies are of no relation.)
If George Jetson won the lottery and retired from Spacely Sprockets, Rolls-Royce’s futuristic all-electric EV concept is what he would drive.
Codenamed “103EX,” this wickedly astonishing Rolls-Royce Vision Next 100 Concept Vehicle gives us a breathtaking glimpse into the storied marque’s groundbreaking efforts to develop the world’s first all-electric, ultra-high-end Rolls-Royce electrified luxury vehicle.
The 103EX first debuted at London’s Roadhouse in 2016 and has completed a successful world tour, triumphantly returning to Rolls-Royce's home in Goodwood, England.
Just three years after the Wright Brothers took flight, the legendary 1906 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost was hailed as the ultimate automotive achievement of its time. But, after you’ve built what was heralded as “the best car in the world,” where do you go from there? The answer is Forward. Ever forward.
Riddle us this: What limited-edition luxury vehicle comes with a built-in mystery that has yet to be solved and confused just about every amateur detective on the web? The 2021 Rolls-Royce Wraith Kryptos, of course.
The mystery of the Wraith began in July of 2020, when a total of 50 models shipped out from London. Found on each Wraith car are a series of cryptic messages; when those messages are deciphered, the clues unveil a solution, which will lead one lucky Wraith owner to an unknown prize.
The game, it seems, is afoot.
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