1991 Rolls Royce Silver Spur Ii Low Miles 62,223 Actual Miles on 2040-cars
Longmont, Colorado, United States
This is a Rare and Low Mileage 1991 Rolls-Royce "Silver Spur" Luxury Sedan. 1991 is when Rolls-Royce upgaded to the Better Trannmission for “Better Fuel Ecomony” and also added an Air Bag to the Steering Wheel. So these are a Safer Rolls than past years.
Please watch this You Tube Viedo on a Rolls Royce like mine. To learn about these cars. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__4JFV8oZsI List Price on this Rolls-Royce New was....$166,300.00. Yes....$166,300.00. New
That is why any "Warning Tags" on the Rolls are in Nine Different Languages. There is not alot still in the United States and Specially with such Low Miles as this Rolls-Royce. Has Lambs Wool Rugs over the Wilton Wool Carpets. Highly Polished Wood trim that is in Excelent Condition. It is Fully Loaded with Power Accessories including: Power Reclining Rear Seats, with Picnic Trays made of Genuine Burl Wood. Premium Leather Heated Seats Automatic Ride Control with Hydralic Leveling Body is clean, rust free and straight. Engine and Trunk compartments are Very Clean. Has the emergency kit and tools. Runs and preforms impressivley. Powerful Fuel Injected engine. Second to Last Picture is with the Factory Sheep Skin Floor Mats for Front and Rear. Yes a Rolls Royce comes Factory with “Sheep Skin Floor mats” and Foot Rests for the rear seats. Makes you want to Drive with your shoes
off. :) This car is in Nice condition for being a 23 year old car.
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Rolls-Royce design chief Giles Taylor leaves the company
Thu, Jun 7 2018Another surprise executive departure on the sceptred isle: Rolls-Royce design chief Giles Taylor has left the car company and the parent BMW Group. Rolls-Royce's 52-word statement on Taylor's sudden exit said only that Taylor departed "to pursue alternative business interests." The news comes three days after Lotus CEO Jean-Marc Gales abruptly quit to become CEO of an English classic car restorer. Taylor leaves less than a month after Rolls-Royce introduced its brand-redefining Cullinan SUV, and before the auto show season where he would have been expected to lead the discussion on the Cullinan's genesis and detailing. According to his LinkedIn page, Taylor began his career with five years as an exterior designer at Peugeot, then graduated to a 14-year stint as chief designer at Jaguar; among other projects, he led the interior design of the 2003 Jaguar XJ before becoming chief exterior designer of the 2009 XJ. He moved from Coventry to Cheshire in 2011, becoming head of exterior design at Rolls-Royce. Just one year into the job, former director of design Ian Cameron left the company, and Taylor took over in 2012. His tenure has included the creation of retail products like the new Phantom and Dawn, one-offs like the Sweptail, concepts like the Next 100, and even a bespoke Paddington Bear. Rolls-Royce says it will announce a new designer "in due course." If the automaker looks in-house, it could tap Pavle Trpinac, now a senior exterior designer credited with the lines on the Wraith and the latest Phantom. Related Video: Image Credit: Rolls-Royce Hirings/Firings/Layoffs Rolls-Royce Luxury jean-marc gales giles taylor
Evolutionary Rolls-Royce Phantom replacement captured for first time
Wed, Jan 27 2016I saw a heavily camouflaged car on the road yesterday. I managed to get up close, but even then, I couldn't tell what it was. That's just the way it is sometimes – you don't always know what you're looking at. But there's no such uncertainty with this latest set of spy photos, though. This is very obviously a new Rolls-Royce. And it's huge, most likely the replacement for the long-serving Phantom, and what we're seeing here is surely the long-wheelbase model. It will be joined by a short-wheelbase version, but you'll want to break out your best princess wave to say buh-bye to the slow-selling Phantom Coupe and Drophead convertible. Despite its immense size, our spies claim the Phantom's footprint shouldn't change much with the next-generation model. That said, it will be far, far lighter than the today's nearly 5,900-pound Phantom. Expect a lot of aluminum, and even some carbon fiber when the new sedan debuts. It might end up lighter, but the new Phantom will still be easily identifiable as a Rolls. There's lots and lots of space behind the B-pillar, and like the current car, the C-pillar is expansive and feeds into a short, drooping rear deck. Up front, the current Phantom's overall style is set for a small evolution, with rectangular lights flanking a powerful, polished, rectangular grille. As buyers of $400,000 luxury sedans can usually afford fuel, it shouldn't be a surprise to hear that Rolls will soldier on with a stout V12 engine under the hood. As for rumors of a plug-in hybrid model, if it happens, it won't show up until after the 12-cylinder car's debut. That glitzy event will likely come at a 2017 auto show. European shows like Geneva or Frankfurt are safe bets, but we wouldn't be surprised to see the new Phantom bow at an event more focused on the brand's exceptionally wealthy clientele, like Monterey or even Villa d'Este. Check out the full round of spy images up top.
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