2004 Rolls-Royce Phantom - MotorWeek Retro

[@thulanimsane8358]

What a review! like a tv series, great great great

[@fitfogey]

Funny how the bozo that typically wrecks the interior with seat and steering wheel adjustments didn’t really make an appearance in this one. If he broke anything it would be at least 20K out of his pocket to fix lol.

[@gregwilliams5943]

Old school

[@shanet7511]

Rolls-Royce's last few cars (arguably last few decades) before BMW took over were disasters on wheels. BMW gave them the funds to build something special.

[@cloed0ll]

Agreed. Glad BMW swept them up, and took them under their wing.

[@louly3212]

with a bentley on the side

[@jimcole2648]

250k pounds in 2004, 15k pounds today with under 50k miles lol. Fantastic depreciation lol

[@shanet7511]

Idk about in Europe but here in the US a 2005 Phantom still brings $80-140k

[@theodor12]

Really? These are only £15k in the UK?

[@jimcole2648]

@@theodor12 you can get one for under 20k dollars. 15k pounds I was keeping with the same currency in the video 😁

[@jimcole2648]

@@shanet7511 I have seen them under 20k. The shape was average for the age. I’m sure mechanically it was shot at under 30k miles.

[@shanet7511]

@@jimcole2648 You probably either saw a scam posting or a flood title, the cheapest ones are usually still $60k in good shape

[@piscatawaymechanic]

unfortunately now these are overpriced and outdated looking and some for sale look like a Wolverine sharpened its claws on the interior 🤐🤷🏼‍♂️

[@klowenstein483]

Yup! My dude is adapting and learning 🙌 👌 🙏 😎 💪

[@giloso2301]

Estos autos fueron hechos para durar 100 años.

[@alizhanset1433]

💯

[@tylerhamilton-nz8qs]

Perfect. Why would anyone want to waste money buying a new 2024 Phantom!? Old 04 way better