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1987 Rolls Royce Silver Spur Base Sedan 4-door 6.7l on 2040-cars

US $20,000.00
Year:1987 Mileage:51905
Location:

St. George, Utah, United States

St. George, Utah, United States
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Car runs and drive great.  It is in beautiful condition; the tires are brand new Pirelli's (less than 500 miles), the brakes (all four) are brand new, air blows cold and everything works.  The miles are actual and the car has been kept in garage.  I'm handling the sale of the car for the owner who is elderly and is in an old folks care center.  I will add more pictures Monday morning.  Today (8/25) I replied to some enquirers so I'm adding what I wrote to them.  I will be posting more pictures within three hours. The owner says that it has been maintained religiously with Foreign Auto Repairs here in St. George. I will see about getting a record of the maintenance and get back to you today on that. As for Auto Check saying there is a mileage discrepancy, I called the Utah MVD about it and their records won't go back any further than the 8/08/2006 date as they changed their system just before that date. I know! How convenient! This I can speak positively on that Utah puts on the title "0" after odometer and down in the middle of the title writes "VEHICLE IS EXEMPT FROM ODOMETER REQUIREMENTS" whenever a vehicle is ten years old and older. I have a copy of the title from the owner which says "Duplicate Title" at the top and the issue date is 08/08/2006. The owner lost the title that was issued by Utah on 12/01/2000 and so they got this duplicate title on 8/08/2006. So, I am baffled why as to why Auto Check is showing odo discrepancy. The only thing I can figure out is that either Utah DMV made a mistake when issuing the 2000 title by putting unknown miles instead of exempt or Auto Check is in error in recording odo discrepancy instead of exempt odo for the 2000 date. I say this because the owners are very honest people and he was unable to get a Utah drivers license since they moved here because of what diabetes has affected his eyes and she had a Volvo that she drove when they moved here so the car has not been driven much since 2000. As you see on Auto Check, the car had 48K in California and now it reads 51905 and I verified that its working. I will see what other info I can get from Foreign Auto Repair. Okay, I went to Foreign Auto and got copies of the servicing they have had done since here in St. George. The first invoice is dated 09/24/2004; the mileage was 50,915 and it was for State Inspection and lube, oil & filter. Then they had an inspection and LOF (lube, oil, filter) each year thereafter up to date. They also had a valve cover gasket replaced on 11/08/2012. I talked to the owner again about the mileage and they said that they absolutely have never had any odo problems. The odo has always worked fine. Also, I should mention that this car belongs to non-smokers.

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Man orders $20M-worth of Rolls-Royce Phantoms

Fri, 19 Sep 2014

The term "luxury" gets thrown around a lot when speaking about vehicles that are actually somewhat affordable like BMWs and Cadillacs, but Rolls-Royce and hotel magnate Stephen Hung (above in the wild suit) are proving what real opulence really is with the largest single order from the fabled British marque, ever. Hung is purchasing 30 custom examples of the Phantom Extended Wheelbase (pictured right) for $20 million. To push the deal even further over the top, two of the Phantoms are the most expensive examples ever commissioned.
This assemblage of über-luxury sedans isn't for Hung's personal collection. Instead, the cars are going to be part of the fleet for the swanky hotel and casino that he's opening in Macau, China, in 2016 called the Louis XIII. According to The Washington Post, when the 200-room resort opens, the Louis XIII is supposed to be one of the most mind-blowing places in the world, including a suite that costs $100,000 a night.
When completed, the 30 cars will be in matching crimson red to echo the exterior of the hotel. That color will be carried into the interior trim, as well, including the gauges, and the seats will have a checker board pattern. Each one will be outfitted with a bespoke clock from Graff Luxury Watches. The two most expensive Phantoms will get all of this attention, plus gold-plated trim covering the interior and exterior.

Dubai man shells out $9 million for license plate

Tue, Nov 1 2016

An Indian businessman lived up to Dubai's wild reputation last week when he dropped a cool $9 million on a single-digit license plate for his Rolls-Royce. According to the Independent, Balwinder Sahani, an Indian-born property developer living in Dubai, won plate number D5 at a government auction on Saturday, October 29. This isn't the first time Sahani has scored a coveted low-number plate at auction, either. The self-proclaimed 'simple man' spent nearly $7 million dollars on plate O9 at an auction last year for his other Rolls-Royce, and picked up a second, unnamed plate at Saturday's auction for a piddling $272 thousand. Sahani considers the money he spends collecting license plates a form of charity and public service. Dubai has no income tax, and the money spent chasing elite license plates goes directly to Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. "I believe in giving back," Sahani told the Independent. "This city has given me a lot." Single digit license plates are highly sought after as status symbols by the rich and powerful in the UAE, and the lower the number the higher the price. Back in 2008, a businessman named Saeed Al Khouri in Abu Dhabi set a record by paying $14 million for plate number 1. These displays of conspicuous consumption are de rigeur in the Emirates. Earlier this year, a set of gold and diamond encrusted tires certified as " The Most Expensive Tires in the World" by Guinness sold in Dubai for around $600,000 dollars. Related Video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. News Source: The Independent, FortuneImage Credit: AP Auto News Weird Car News Rolls-Royce license plate dubai

Rolls-Royce shows its festive side with limited-edition Neon Nights models

Sun, Nov 29 2020

Anyone who has traveled to Las Vegas has undoubtedly seen brightly-colored Rolls-Royces parading down the Strip, but these head-turning creations usually weren't painted at the factory. The firm decided to flaunt its flamboyant side and one-up the tuners by releasing a colorful trio of limited-edition models named Neon Nights. Rolls-Royce based the Neon Nights on the Black Badge variants of the Wraith, the Dawn, and the Cullinan. Buyers have three colors to choose from: Lime Rock Green (for the Wraith), Eagle Rock Red (for the Dawn), and Mirabeau Blue (for the Cullinan). The first two receive gray leather, while the latter gets a white interior. Stylists didn't choose these colors at random. Lime Rock Green, in Rolls-Royce's own words, is naturally bestowed on the Australian green tree frog. One of its paint specialists spotted one while traveling. Eagle Rock Red is inspired by the flowers of a Hawaiian tree named 'Ohi'a lehua, and Mirabeau Blue is the paint team's tribute to the Periander metalmark butterfly that's native to Central and South America. After selecting suitably exotic plants and animals, Rolls-Royce's in-house paint team set out to give each hue a neon-like glow. Building the Neon Nights cars on the Black Badge variants peppers a bit of irony on the project, but it also gives customers more power. Pop the Cullinan's long, stately hood to find a 6.75-liter V12 that's twin-turbocharged to 600 horsepower and 664 pound-feet of torque, up from 563 and 627 in the regular model. Both the Dawn and the Wraith receive a twin-turbocharged, 6.6-liter V12 with 593 horsepower and 620 pound-feet of torque on tap, increases of 30 and 15, respectively, over the cars not ordered with the optional Black Badge package. Rolls-Royce explained it initially planned to cap production at one car per color, and it noted the trio was created specifically for customers in the United States. Unexpected demand from other global markets convinced the company to paint three additional cars in each color, meaning a total of 12 examples will be produced. Pricing hasn't been announced yet, but the buyers the British firm is trying to reach don't need ask for a window sticker. Related Video: