I’m not sure what the people at Rolls Royce are thinking about these days, but I’m starting to wonder if somehow they’re getting bored. They keep rolling out bespoke models from the factory gates and although that should be the best of news, I can’t really understand why. Their latest beauty is this proper old-school configured Roller.
Called the Rolls-Royce Phantom Zahra, this ride is luxury straight to the point, lacking the playful color accents and extravagance of most custom-commissioned models. The customer of this particular Phantom opted out for the EWB variant – an extended wheelbase titan of opulence – and once he added that dark aura to the mix, he got a sinister vehicle.
Although its meaty, slightly de-saturated art-deco style is overwhelming, this Rolls doesn’t comply with the confined luxury standards. According to Rolls Royce, this bespoke variant was inspired by traditional arts motifs and the customer’s passion for arts and culture.
Obviously, this luxurious vehicle features all of Rolls-Royce’s signature traits, including the Starlight Roof. Privacy curtains and a privacy wall are also part of this custom package, with the interior gracefully complemented by the embroidered motifs and blackened accents. Everything else is nothing but mere words.
[carscoops]
