Hey parents, are your children starting to get bored? Well, Rolls-Royce is calling on them to help them design some news cars. Called the “Young Designer Competition,” the luxury automaker is asking aspiring designed up to the age of 16 to designed their own Rolls-Royce of the future. The automaker’s own design team will judge all of the entries and select an overall winner. What’s the prize? A rendered illustration of the design and a chauffeur-driven drive in a Rolls-Royce Phantom for their first day back to school (a best friend can be included in this drive). As for runners-up, they’ll receive a hand-signed certificate from Torsten Müller-Ötvös, the Chief Executive Officer of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. If you want to see how crazy these illustrations can be, look no further than the Crabmobile up above. Frankly, I’d be more than happy to cruise in that bad boy. You can enter by clicking here.
Hey parents, are your children starting to get bored? Well, Rolls-Royce is calling on them to help them design some news cars. Called the “Young Designer Competition,” the luxury automaker is asking aspiring designed up to the age of 16 to designed their own Rolls-Royce of the future. The automaker’s own design team will judge all of the entries and select an overall winner. What’s the prize? A rendered illustration of the design and a chauffeur-driven drive in a Rolls-Royce Phantom for their first day back to school (a best friend can be included in this drive). As for runners-up, they’ll receive a hand-signed certificate from Torsten Müller-Ötvös, the Chief Executive Officer of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. If you want to see how crazy these illustrations can be, look no further than the Crabmobile up above. Frankly, I’d be more than happy to cruise in that bad boy. You can enter by clicking here.
