Rolls-Royce Phantom is manufactured by Rolls Royce Motor Cars, based in England, part of the BMW automotive group. The car is assembled at factories in Chichester and Goodwood in the United Kingdom, with the car started at two thousand and three, and production continues to this day (at two thousand nine).
The season of a luxury car has a body, consisting mainly of aluminum, with a modern design, sleek, but retaining the classic features of the RR. The high-quality market finishes production at the Goodwood assembly plant, and the car gets an individual color, leather and wood to order. The machine is sprayed on the correct coloring machine, and then polished by hand. The final processing of leather, wood and body is done masterfully by hand. Customers buying Phantom have a choice of over forty thousand paint colors for the car body and can choose any skin color for the interior.
The rear doors of the Phantom are what are commonly called “suicide doors”, i.e. E. Doors have rear hinges, so doors open in the opposite direction than most car doors. Named door style coach RR, the doors are closed inside inside through the button inside the poles, because of the seating position in the rear of the car. Phantom is equipped with some security features due to the doors, while the car is set to a slow maximum speed if the doors remain open while the car is moving. Doors are also automatically locked when the car is in motion.
The price of the car, when it was introduced, was a quarter of a million British pounds or three hundred thousand US dollars. Since its launch in two thousand and three years, up to two thousand and eight years, about five thousand units have been sold, and sales have risen to recent years. In 2007, RR introduced a variation of the Drophead Coupe on the Phantom.
