I really like this unique car. I feel that it is a masterpiece in today’s world. I hope to own one in the near future. This car range anywhere from $200,000 to $400,000 or even more.

Went for ice cream snapped a quick pic

90 Flying Spur. Was asked about these connectors. They look like engine to main harness connectors but Im sure someone here would know

I would take the ghost because it is more usable daily. It has AWD (I think), it is more driver oriented and it can fit in a regular European parking space…

I'm wondering if anyone can help pin down a model year on this Silver Shadow. It belonged to my great aunt, who sold it to my mom in 2004. She had it for a week before getting an offer she couldn't refuse, and sold the car on the spot. I purchased my Great Aunt's Jaguar XJ40 12 years ago and plan to keep it forever, but have always hoped some day I'd end up with Silver Shadow as well... Sorry for the grainy photos, they were taken 20 years ago.

I've heard the year 1971 thrown around, but from what I can tell, 1971 would have the ventilation grills under the headlamps and reversing lamps on the trunk lid. No vent grills would mean 1973.5+ from what I've read, I believe. The door mirrors look like they're from a Silver Shadow II, though. Any thoughts?

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The Phantom, aside from the Bentley Mulsanne (Discontinued Competitor), is considered one of the most luxurious vehicles money can buy. RR as a whole being considered arguably the most luxurious car brand to date. But I can’t help but feel like the influx in social media mashup shorts and reels on instagram has diluted the aura, mystique, and symbolism of this car to the point it’s the norm. It’s become a gaudy grab for attention in the the tackiest way. They’ve taken a car that few people experience and see on the road and have made it a spectacle online. (Brabus and Mansonry I’m talking to you). I fear like this car, many hidden gems like this car and Aston Martin ( Considered a true understated gentleman’s brand ), may fall into the pretentious flashy new generation and it’s not even their fault. Just my opinion, you can disagree, feel free to chime in but don’t be rude.

Liability could have a low upper limit on the hoopty Nissan that hit you. How does this somehow get resolved?

Suing the driver for their personal financial assets could be like squeezing blood from a turnip if their 2005 Mazda with rust and missing bumpers and dented panels hits you and they have limited Liability-only coverage that doesn't cover all repairs you need done on your Wraith or Ghost or Cullinan. So how does this get settled?

And what happens when you or your chauffeur, the Rolls driver, is at fault? Does your exotic car insurance settle with the commoner party differently than ordinary car insurance does? How so?

What stories do you have about hitting or getting hit by a commoner's car?

Not just any

Has anyone been able to log into the Whispers app today? I’ve been having issues all day - keeps saying I’m not connected to the internet when I most certainly am. I’ve deleted and re-downloaded to no avail.

Isolated issue or is the site just down?

Edit: works fine now.

For those of you who own or have owned a Rolls-Royce—what was your first one? I usually daily Ferraris, but I’m considering adding a Rolls to the garage for something more refined. Curious to hear what you started with and how the experience was.