A fine way to celebrate one of the most exciting weeks in the automotive industry.
While thousands of automotive enthusiasts descended upon Pebble Beach for the Monterey Car Week, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars took the opportunity to display two never before seen color finishes from Goodwood. These included a Black Badge Cullinan and a Ghost, both of which were joined by the Phantom Series II that was making its North American debut.
First up is the Black Badge Cullinan that’s finished in Forbidden Pink. Rolls-Royce notes that this specific SUV is a perfect example that Black Badge vehicles do not have to be Black. This Cullinan also features Grace White leather with Cashmere Grey highlights and Lime Green details. In the rear is the Bespoke Viewing Suite in Peony Pink leather.
The next Rolls-Royce being shown was a Ghost in the bespoke Crystal over Sagano Green. Rolls-Royce created this finish through six layers that were each delicately hand polished before the next was applied. For the final two clear coatings, the Crystal finish was applied to give the Ghost a deep shimmer.
“We have matched colors from flower petals to shades of lipstick and incorporated gold, silver and even diamonds into Bespoke finishes,” said Jonathan Simms, Head of Bespoke, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in a press release. “We welcome creative and technological challenges from our patrons as it drives us to redefine our own creative and technical limits. The inspiration for Rolls-Royce color and finish is limited only by one’s imagination.”
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