Interesting Facts About the Rolls-Royce Phantom
The Rolls‑Royce Phantom has been a symbol of luxury for a century, first appearing in 1925 and celebrated for reaching the 100‑year mark. Over the decades it has evolved through six distinct generations, each building on the prestige of its predecessor.
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The First Phantom Replaced the Iconic Silver Ghost
Introduced in 1925, the Rolls‑Royce Phantom I succeeded the legendary Silver Ghost. It featured a 7.7 L inline‑6 engine and quickly became known for its exceptionally smooth ride.
A Century‑Long Lineup of Six Generations
From the original Phantom I (1925–1931) through Phantom VI (1968–1990), the model series spans six generations, with notable overlaps such as the Phantom II (1929–1935) and Phantom III (1936–1939). The timeline continues up to 2022, underscoring the model’s enduring presence.
Post‑War Delay for the Last Phantom III
The chassis of the very last Phantom III was completed in 1941, but due to wartime circumstances it was not delivered to its customer until 1947, complete with the chosen bodywork.
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