How a Rolls-Royce Phantom is Made


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CARJAM TV and Discovery Channel takes on a prestigious journey of how a Rolls-Royce Phantom is built from concept to first drive.

Rolls-Royce prides themselves on maintaining the same base form for every car they create, giving their cars a signature appearance. The journey from paper to computer to 3D model is painstaking, but necessary for perfection. Every car features a V12 engine to deliver on maximum power. Honorably, the factory only uses four robots for large surface area body painting, while Rolls-Royce depends on the acute craftsmanship of the human hand for the finer details.

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Interiors take up to 17 days to create, and usually with the skilled hands of woodworkers and leather-smiths, most of whom were former cabinet makers.

Weather testing, road testing, and a 5-hour lambs wool polish are the last steps before a Phantom meets its new owner.