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FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
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27/05/2021
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10142971_013
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.Wooden slatted rear deck hiding the hosting suite
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10142971_012
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10142971_011
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_010
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails. The al-fresco dining hosting suite set includes two champagne fridges
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10142971_009
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_008
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_007
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.Wood slatted rear hides the al-fresco dining set
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_006
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_005
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.The rear deck as it is called opens at the press of a button to reveal luxury al-fresco dining set which includes parasol stools and champagne fridges
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_004
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.Hpsting suite parasol
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_003
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.The so-called hosting suite at the rear of the vehicle for al-fresco dining with parasol
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10142971_001
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit : Rolls-Royce
The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas