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Rolls Royce Phantom I
These first Phantom models were the successors of the Silver Ghost model of 1917, and came in two transmission configurations, 3- or 4-speed manual. In addition, they had a 7.7-liter engine which could produce 95 horsepower and a maximum speed of 145 km/h. -
Rolls Royce Phantom III
The highly esteemed major update to the Phantom I and II, had been furnished and renovated by the brand's designers. The coachwagon had a higher horsepower than previous models being equipped with a 7.3-liter V12 engine that produced 165 horsepower combined with a 4-speed manual transmission and also a longer wheelbase with exterior changes. -
Rolls Royce Phantom VI
The next major update to the Phantom does not come until 55 years later when Volkswagen aquires the company. The many changes included the fiasca of the more aerodynamic shape of the car, and also the exterior headlights get a halogen makeover. The car was powered by a twin SU carburettors, which were devices used to blend air and fuel by the fuel tank to maintain pressure. -
Rolls Royce Phantom "THE ULTIMATE"
The current lineup of the coach began in 2003, with the boom of the revolutionary asthetics of the newly incarnated version of the automobile, dubbed "The Ultimate". The model had retractable headlights, an even longer wheelbase, and also a very rigid structure which differed from the more curvier appearance of the Phantom VI. It had an engine capable of 454 horsepower at the base trim, controlled by a 6-speed automatic transmission and double wishbone suspension, for aggresive acceleration. -
Rolls Royce Pantom FUTURE
The BMW corporation, which currently possesses the Rolls Royce heritage, plans to release a Rolls Royce SUV based off of the Phantom, to compete with opponents like Bentley, which is making the "Bentyaga" SUV, and also Jaguar, which plans to release the F-Pace SUV. An exciting future awaits us in the world of cars.
