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1988 ROLLS ROYCE SILVER SPUR THIS BEAUTIFUL CAR IS ROYAL BLUE WITH PARCHMENT LEATHER INTERIOR, AND A DARK BLUE VINYL TOP. THE CAR HAS ONLY 35000 MILES!! IT HAS BEEN UPDATED WITH THE EUROPEAN HEADLIGHTS, DUAL TIP CHROME EXHAUST PIPES, KEY LESS ENTRY, AUTOMATIC HEADLIGHTS, AND AN ALARM SYSTEM. IT HAS NEW HANKOOK WHITEWALL TIRES, AND NEW FRONT BRAKES, AND MATCHING COLORED HUB CAPS. THE ROLLS ROYCE HAS A BEAUTIFUL MATCHING LAMB WOOL FLOOR MATS. THE CAR RUNS FLAWLESS, AND THE A/C IS ICE COLD. THE CAR MANUAL SAYS THE CAR RUNS ON REGULAR GAS. THE CAR IS ABSOLUTELY STUNNING. I GET COMPLEMENTS EVERYPLACE I GO!! IT IS GARAGED TO KEEP THE CAR IN BRAND NEW CONDITION!! THE POWER WINDOWS AND SEATS ALL WORK PROPERLY. THE CAR HAS A CLEAN CARFAX VEHICLE HISTORY REPORT. YOU CAN CONTACT ME AT 954-8950078 (RON) WITH ANY QUESTION. |
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'Most expensive safety deposit box in the world' has a Rolls-Royce ferry
Wed, Dec 4 2019Ultra-high-end security and storage company International Bank Vaults (IBV) has several locations around the world, but as of next week, none will be more exclusive than the London branch. IBV is set to open a new vault with what's claimed to be the most expensive safety deposit boxes in the world. With price come perks, however, including a personal Rolls-Royce Ghost chauffeur to take customers to and from the vault. According to The Guardian, IBV, owned by South African millionaire Ashok Sewnarain, decided to open the new vault as a response to rapidly increasing demand for private wealth storage from the world's richest people. “We wonÂ’t deal with millionaires," managing director of the new facility Sean Hoey said. "We will be dealing only with billionaires.” For the top tier of the rich, a full room can be rented out for about $3.3 million per year. On a much lower scale, the cheapest available safety deposit box will cost about $785 to rent per year. Those boxes are pretty small, however, at about two inches high, 6.3 inches wide, and 19.3 inches deep. Hoey says it's enough space to store jewelry or "a fair few gold bars." At this location, when the customers need to deposit or withdrawal spare gold bars in between polishing sessions, a chauffeur will arrive in a Rolls-Royce Ghost for proper luxury transportation. To get to the underground vault, two door people will take clients through fingerprint and iris scans. The vault itself is secured from theft attempts by steel lining in the walls, ceiling, and floor. Read more and see photos of the building on The Guardian. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.
So, how do you actually pronounce that automaker's name?
Thu, Jan 21 2016You probably have that friend who always says Porsche wrong, or maybe it's someone who keeps reminding you it's actually two syllables. Whichever side of the pronunciation debate you fall on, you'll find someone to root for in the video above. And before you ask, this was all the video team's idea. So don't get mad at me for being the voice of reason. BMW Chevrolet Hyundai Nissan Rolls-Royce Videos Original Video nissan qashqai
Michael Fux sure likes fuchsia — now there's a 'Fuxia' Rolls-Royce
Mon, Aug 21 2017Over the weekend, we told you about a McLaren 720S done up in a bespoke color at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, an eye-popping fuchsia that McLaren dubbed "Fux Fuchsia." And now it's showing up on a Rolls-Royce as well, unveiled at The Qual in a color RR calls simply "Fuxia." There's a lot more surface area on a Rolls than on a McLaren, so on a day when we're supposed to save our retinas by not looking directly at the solar eclipse, you might consider wearing your eclipse goggles to view the gallery above. The car is, well, vivid. Fux is a Cuban immigrant who made his millions in mattresses as the founder of Sleep Innovations. A mattress is clearly not where he stores those millions, since he has amassed a vast car collection. This "Dawn in Fuxia" car is his 11th Rolls, each highly personalized. "Michael is a very special patron of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars," said RR CEO Torsten Muller-Otvos in revealing the car. "Rolls-Royce designers love working with him because he constantly challenges them to take their work to an even higher level, delivering a true work of art." The color is said to be based on the petals of a fuchsia flower Fux found last year at Pebble Beach. He presented them to Rolls Royce to replicate. As with the McLaren, Rolls is using Fux's car to highlight the fact that it can build you a bespoke car in any color you want — Rolls says it offers a palette of 44,000 choices. Some of Fux's previous Rolls-Royces have come in these custom colors (each officially named using his name): Fux Blue was his Pebble reveal last year. Before it was Fux Intense Jade Pearl; a two-tone of Aequus Green Jade Pearl, Cornish White Jade Pearl; Deep Purple; Candy Red; and Yellow. Related Video: