To mark the current generation Rolls-Royce Phantom's final year of production, 50 bespoke Phantom Zeniths are being built and sold to invited buyers. Available in both coupe and drophead forms, all 50 examples of the Phantom Zenith Collection will serve as true collector pieces.
Each car will be built to the exacting specifications of each customer, and each of the exquisitely bespoke models will also have features exclusive to the Zenith Collection. There is a glass shelf in the rear tailgate that can be deployed to serve champagne, while a champagne fridge, large enough to hold two standard bottles and eight Rolls-Royce glasses, occupies a large portion of the boot.
The rear tailgate is also lined in the finest padded leathers for the comfort of those who want to sit on it. Phantom Zenith Collection customers can also have a special bespoke version of the Rolls-Royce Picnic Hamper, personalised to match the materials and colour palette of the customer.
Rolls-Royce has also included a removable polished aluminium case in the central fascia drawer, which has the car's unique identification number engraved onto it. It houses a single piece of the Phantom Assembly Line from the brand's Goodwood factory, with co-ordinates stating the exact part of the assembly line that the metal was extracted from.
Other unique features include a brushed steel speedometer, the use of a highlight leather colour for the front seats that harmonises perfectly with a darker rear compartment, and the Starlight Headliner - individually hand-woven stars clustered to the front and faded to the rear. Additionally, Zenith models are available with paint colours inspired by the Phantom II from the 1930s, including Madeira Red, Jubilee Silver, Midnight Blue and Arctic White.
These extraordinary motor cars, among the last-ever Phantom Drophead Coupe and Phantom Coupes, are currently being crafted at the Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood, U.K.
