Rolls Royce Phantom and Its Reviews

if you ever think about rolls royce its an expensive car isn't.. For Refined, immensely comfortable and very fast, the Rolls-Royce Phantom is also far more agile than it looks. Fine materials, all put together beautifully. Against Wind noise at motorway speed is disappointing. Rear-hinged rear doors and styling are controversial, while it's disappointing that you can't adjust the rear seats. Lacks some safety equipment.

How ever, the 2013 rolls royce phantom is an amazing car. it has it own lux and elegance.

Well, if you expect a Rolls-Royce to sound like a library on wheels, and for the most part the Phantom is appropriately silent. There's virtually no road noise and the mechanical components work smoothly and silently. However, with the other sources of noise so well suppressed, you can hear a bit of wind flutter.

 

The performance

The Phantom weighs a mighty 2.5 tonnes. However, thanks to its aluminium spaceframe, that's 300kg less than it would have weighed if conventionally built from steel. With a BMW-sourced. 6.8 litre V12 married to an eight-speed gearbox, you won't want for performance.