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Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead CoupéNewest Review: ... bonnet and the teak decking at the rear is a masterstroke and totally in keeping with the car's character. Anyway, past the ... more More Rolls-Royce card
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by - written on 23/11/08 (Useful, 54 readings)
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Okay, let me start off by saying that I do *not* like the looks of this car - it's too brash, too obnoxious and doesn't, to me, seem like a true Roller in the same way a Phantom saloon does. Rolls Royces should let you know that they're there with a quiet tap on the shoulder, they shouldn't do it with a punch in the face like this one does. However, I should note that the brushed-aluminium bonnet and the teak decking at the rear is a masterstroke and totally in keeping with the car's character. Anyway, past the loud exterior and inside you're surrounded by the same interior as you are in the Phantom, the only difference being the lack of two extra doors and ... Read the complete review
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