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Anyone know what model and year this is?
Note the suicide rear doors here.
From the license plate sequence, 5PVH896, this car is several years old, maybe roughly 2010-2015 (a wild guess!). Maybe 2005-2010?
If you can help me with its year and model, I’d be very grateful!
What does a used Rolls-Royce Phantom VII cost? From some sources (classic.com) they go for about $150,000 on average; with a low of $65,000 and a high of nearly $600,000.
➜ https://www.classic.com/m/rolls-royce/phantom/vii ■
TheobromineAddict
2005 ROLLS-ROYCE Phantom
theyallwenttoMexico
Pimp-mobile. Nice rims. /s
BearcatFan
It’s a 2005. If you can see the VIN, you can use VINwiki to get more information about the car.
supercalifragilisticexpialidociousl
That plate is an August 2005 issue.
origosaved
I remember, RRs used to look elegantly square-ish, but this is just plain ugly. Is it modified or that's how these look like nowadays?
rolliefingers
I even like the color
detectivepopcornmmmmm
RetrogradeLlama
Paint quality is unparalleled but this color is meh.
Neednoggle
#1 this is not a pretty car. Not from this angle at any rate. (imo)
And yeah, I know, it's a Rolls. People don't buy one for its looks, they buy one because it's a Rolls, but still.
pullingsixty
You're not wrong. The luxury is on the inside.
anotherrandomname
There hasn't been a single attractive Rolls since BMW took over.
RetrogradeLlama
Old school Rolls: gorgeous. New Rolls: ugh.
yesdearmetoo
Whatta you bet the owner of that awesome machine would rather not have their license plate out here on the interwebs.
pullingsixty
Kinda comes across like a subtle doxxing.
Corrodias
I'm frankly not sure. License plates are kind of public information. They're right out there in the open on the car, and you can look them up on government web sites. Whether the records available to the public include details about the owner is up to each state.
RetrogradeLlama
Even the states that keep it “private“ just do that because they sell the information to data mining companies. Private in this case only means you can’t see it for free.
Corrodias
Yeah, I'm not sure what one can get by paying for a records request from each state, including California. Might include all the details. I suppose, in the end, blocking the plate from the image would have been a harmless and easy courtesy that the OP should have done.