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This Rolls-Royce configurator is a 14-year old's dream

James Lisle
Content producer
8 Aug 2017
2 min read

Think of all the possibilities!

Admit it, spending hours on a manufacturer's website and selecting all the options on the configurator was one of your pastimes as a child. And now, with the new Rolls-Royce Phantom, you can overload on nostalgia once more, thanks to an almost limitless array of features, toys, and colour combinations. Hell yes.

In our configurator, we've gone with the Extended Wheelbase version of the Phantom, for less twitchy drifting, and picked the wonderful "Igazu Blue" to match generic pond water, should I ever crash after driving home while under the influence of hand-me-down tweed. We've also contrasted the primary colour with a lighter, "Cherry Red", because red is fast. And sexy. Just like me.

Then comes the Spirit of Ecstasy. Plated in gold please - I don't just want people to know that I'm rich, but that I also have exquisite taste.

Inside, every single option has been picked: door enhancements, veneer applications, detailing, headlining – you name it, we picked it. Not only that, but check out the colour!

Though, we like to wonder if Rolls-Royce would actually produce a car of this specification for someone. Hopefully not.

Check out the Rolls-Royce configurator for yourself and post your best/worst examples in the comments below.

What do you think of the Rolls-Royce configurator? Is there another manufacturer that offers as much detail as Rolls-Royce? Take a snapshot and post your examples in the comments below.

James Lisle
Content producer
James Lisle (aka J3) likes all things cars. Cynical and enthusiastic in equal measure, James loves to clamber into anything with a steering wheel and a decent amount of grunt. Although it may seem the J3 glass is half empty on first acquaintance with a new ride, he maintains a balanced approach and will happily lose himself in technical details relating to even the most common, mass market models. Bore and stroke ratios, specific output stats, and thermal efficiency figures are his guilty pleasures.
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