One of the oldest nameplates on the market, the Phantom Coupe Series was launched in 2007, when Rolls-Royce introduced the Drophead model at the Detroit Auto Show. The standard Coupe version followed in 2008, at the Geneva Motor Show. Sharing nearly every body panel, the same chassis, and the same engines, the Coupe and Drophead Coupe received only mild updates in 2016, but remained two of the most coveted luxury vehicles thanks to its commanding appearance, opulent interior, exclusive features, and infinite customization possibilities. After nearly ten years on the market, the seventh-generation Phantom will be retired at the end of 2016.
But, before the current Phantom makes way for an eighth-generation model built on a brand-new aluminum architecture, Rolls-Royce is launching one final special edition. Dubbed the Zenith Collection, it is limited to only 50 units and includes both the Phantom Coupe and Phantom Drophead Coupe.
Rolls-Royce described the Zenith Collection as a "true collectors’ piece" whose value "will never be eroded by proliferation." The limited-edition models stand out by means of unique interiors and a wide range of luxurious features. Find out more about it in our review below.
Continue reading to learn more about the Rolls-Royce Phantom Zenith Collection.
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