Rolls-Royce adds a royal touch to ‘The Great Eight Phantoms’ Exhibition

Queen Elizabeth’s Phantom VI State Limousine and the Aga Khan’s Phantom IV are the two royal Phantoms, as well as the First Goodwood Phantom VII, which began the renaissance of Rolls-Royce on January 1, 2003
Queen Elizabeth’s Phantom VI State Limousine and the Aga Khan’s Phantom IV are the two royal Phantoms to be present exclusively at the exhibition, as well as the First Goodwood Phantom VII, which began the renaissance of Rolls-Royce on January 1, 2003.
In addition it has released one teaser image of New Phantom – the eighth Great Phantom which will debut at the Exhibition.
With the the ‘Royal mascot’ of St. George slaying the dragon put in place of the Spirit of Ecstasy, the Phantom VI was finished in Royal Claret and Black Livery.

The Aga Khan was among 18 heads of state and members of royal families to commission the Rolls-Royce Phantom IV. With Sedanca de Ville styled body, the Hooper coachwork of the Phantom IV has remarkable flowing lines and the interior features Connolly red leather.

