A nostalgia-inspired Rolls—what more could you ask for?
by Vijay Pattni
Guess how many units will be built
The Rolls-Royce Phantom is 100 years old. Not the current one, obviously: The Phantom VIII went on sale in 2017. They didn't have touchscreens and twin-turbo V12s in 1925.But the Phantom has endured through eight generations and 10
by Ollie Kew
The new color is “inspired by the soft fur on Bailey’s ear”
We often describe supercars, hypercars and million-pound restomods as 'lottery win purchases' on these pages, but Rolls-Royce has just demonstrated another way for us to splash some cash if our numbers ever do come up.You see, through its fancy
by Greg Potts
We’re pretty sure rock and roll fans got the reference immediately
The Rolls-Royce Phantom is 100 years old in 2025, and to celebrate, Rolls-Royce has driven one straight into a swimming pool. Because The Who drummer Keith Moon famously did just that in the 1970s.Well, at least that's what
by Vijay Pattni
Not as loud, but also not shy at all
Footballers of Europe, listen up: Is your Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II going unnoticed in the training ground carpark? Have all the other players gone running to Mansory for help? Well, here's how you stand out.This particular Cullinan Series II
by Greg Potts
With a max speed of 300kph
If the name Engler Automotive rings a bell, you've probably been reading about its V10 and V12-engined 'superquads.' And yes, they are essentially humongously powerful supercars turned into hugely scary quad bikes.Now, though, founder and CEO Viktor Engler has
by Greg Potts
And it doesn’t come cheap
Late last year, we brought you news of a Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow that had been converted to run on electricity by Brit electric powertrain specialist Evice Technologies. It was rather exciting, with claims of a proper 800-volt architecture on board
by Greg Potts
Other cars seized included Rolls-Royce, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz
On February 13, 2025, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) seized several luxury vehicles from two warehouses in Pasay City and Parañaque City. After all was said and done, the value of the haul amounted to around P1.4 billion.The seized
by Billy Caluag
Happy 100th birthday to the Rolls-Royce Phantom
Before we address the Phantom in the room, you need a bit of history. The original 1907 Silver Ghost is a bit of a Big Deal in Rolls lore. Because in 1913, it competed in something called the Alpine Trial-a 2,
by TopGear.com
It will have a driving range of about 322km
EV conversions tend to be wildly divisive, but one car we think is perfect for a modern powertrain is the Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow. British EV conversion specialist Evice will soon offer just that-with the maiden prototype codenamed the 'XP1.'Evice
You'll need at least P15-M to join this club
This is a hugely confident car and a mighty achievement. Cleverly conceived, intelligently engineered and breathtakingly well designed, more than ever the Range Rover can legitimately claim to be not just the definitive luxury SUV, but the definitive luxury car. Move over
by TopGear.com
This glorious, yellow, hand-built limo is the perfect partner to the DB12
Ironically, Ian Fleming picked the name 'James Bond' because it sounded basic, and incapable of drawing attention-thus perfect for a spy. Connery's proud, assured proclamation 60 years ago in 1964's Goldfinger that he was in fact, "Bond, James Bond,"
by Vijay Pattni
It features holographic body paint
No two Rolls-Royces that leave the factory are the same these days, and of these already bespoke creations, here's one Spectre that's even more unique than the rest. Dubbed the 'Lunaflare,' it's inspired by a stunning natural phenomenon
More muscle, lower suspension, same 577hp fully electric powertrain
This is a tauter, leaner Rolls-Royce Spectre built, we can only assume, for billionaire industrialists with a penchant for after-hours vigilantism. It's been designed by Novitec in tandem with Spofec, which clearly has plenty of unused black paint canisters
Sunshiny, with a unique hood
In this week's edition of one-off Rolls-Royce releases is this: the very bold and very yellow Rolls-Royce Spectre Semaphore. It's said to be inspired by the coastal regions of sun-kissed California-most probably that view from
Dressed up in, well, black bits
Rolls-Royce has unveiled its second-generation Cullinan, and it looks, well, very much like the previous Cullinan. However, Rolls has also unveiled the new Black Badge Cullinan Series II alongside its 'standard' SUV, and this car is apparently "an evolved, more
by Greg Potts
Has it really been six years since this luxury SUV was launched?
Rolls-Royce lives in its own world, operates to its own timeline, and does things its own way. Great empires could rise and fall, and Rolls-Royce would sail serenely on. And so to the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, a midlife
by Jason Barlow
The comments section is open, readers
This is what Mansory calls a 'complete vehicle conversion' of the Rolls-Royce Spectre. There's a bit of info to get through here before you can dive into the comments, so without further ado...Unusually for Mansory, there isn't actually
by Greg Potts
Each is inspired by picturesque locations
What's better than one special edition Rolls-Royce? Three that resemble various scenic locations, obviously! And that's exactly what we've been treated to by the Spirit of Ecstasy marque, which has displayed a unique colorway of its Phantom, Spectre,
One of which has achieved 116kph powered solely by gravity
Rolls-Royce's apprentices have been hard at work over the last few months restoring this pair of antique 'gravity' racers, which were the first two cars commissioned by the marque to commemorate its revival in the early 2000s under BMW stewardship.
