Phantom Coupe Introduced In India

New Rolls Royce Phantom Cars in India

Rolls Royce re-entered India after a gap of 50 years and till date has made an impressive image as well as sale. The growing demand and success of its models has pushed the super luxury car manufacturer to introduce another new model of Phantom coupe in India with the heavy price tag of Rs 4 Crore. The two door four seater is said to be the most driver-oriented model from the current Rolls Royce stable.

This is one of the most expensive cars in India and it is natural to think that if they will make a good numbers in India. But surprisingly the thought takes a twist. The demand for Rolls Royce models in India is high. In the 2008, 14 cars were sold despite the global recession. The most interesting fact is that, the car manufacturer aimed at selling 18 cars but they say that sold below their target because of economic crisis.

There are impressive numbers of buyers for this noble car who can customize the according to their choice opting from a wide range of 44,000 colours.

Convertible on luxury wheels

The name ‘Rolls Royce’ itself sounds so royal. Legendary luxury carmaker Rolls Royce’s latest creation, the Phantom Drop head Coupe in India is great. This super-luxury on wheels is designed on the lines of 100EX prototype got such rave reviews that Rolls Royce decided to put it into production. A spectacular 3-ton, 12-cylinder, four-seat mega-convertible gives more youthful appeal. The car has been designed taking inspiration from classic J-class racing yachts of the 1930s and this is immediately evident from the long bonnet, large rear teak deck and the white yacht type rear curved seats. The car is actually shorter than the regular Phantom which lends to improved handling and a more spirited drive.

So if you simply must put the prestige smack down on friends and neighbors, then this your car. Go ahead and make the difference…

Rolls Royce Phantom Drop head

Rolls Royce Phantom Drop head Coupe is a great luxury both in terms of luxury and performance. This beautifully designed car falls on the lines of 100EX prototype. Enhanced with a spectacular 3-ton, 12-cylinder, and four-seat mega-convertible gives more youthful appeal. The car has been designed taking inspiration from classic J-class racing yachts of the 1930s and this is immediately evident from the long bonnet, large rear teak deck and the white yacht type rear curved seats. The car is actually shorter than the regular Phantom which lends to improved handling and a more spirited drive.

    So if you simply must put the prestige smack down on friends and neighbors, then this your car. Go ahead and make the difference…

Indian auto sales go royal

Rolls Royce, one of the most luxuries cars in the premium segment is in great demand in India. In the year 2007, eleven Rolls Royce cars were sold in India. Out of these eleven, 8 were RR Phantom Standard Wheelbase, two e RR Phantom Extended wheelbases and a RR Phantom Drophead Coupe. And do you know the cost of each Rolls Royce? Hold your breath for the price tag. It costs upwards of RS. 3 crore. Phew! That’s lot of money!

The entire Phantom model with four door models was in great demand. And with the launch of Phantom Drophead Coupe the sales blew up. This reveals that money is no more a big deal. All that matters is the social status.

Rocking sales by Rolls-Royce

One of the leading luxury car makers Rolls-Royce global sales are booming up. Apparently, first time ever, Rolls-Royce’s reached four figures since its global launch in 2003. They marked a return to India after a gap of 50 years, launching its Phantom super luxury sedan in 2005. And Phantom is doing a good business here.

North America remained the biggest single market for Rolls-Royce last year. It saw a sale of 40 per cent, grew almost by 22 per cent of a total world wide sale.

Apart from India, Royce saw outstanding sales in the UAE and China which grew by more than 50%.