Mansory Rolls-Royce Phantom: carbon fiber dream or nightmare?

Thomas Wachsmuth March 18, 2024 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Mansory design, News vehicles, Rolls-Royce

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The idea that there is no such thing as too much carbon is dispelled by this one Rolls-Royce Phantom, which comes from Mansory, was put to the test. Carbon is known to be light, stylish, rustproof, flexible and stable. But Mansory's interpretation of this phantom undermines this assumption. Traditionally known for elegance and high quality, the Phantom the “base” has been left behind and is now showing up front apron and bonnet in visible carbon. And that goes to him Sills, the ABC columns and others Details continue past the luxury limousine. Designed in chic black, it also stands out with its details Light Blue out, including this Spirit of Ecstasy-Logo on the hood, one pinstripe at the level of the belt line and even that “RR”-Letters above the modified grille are now in light blue. The heavily tuned Rolls also rolls up 24 inch FD.15 Black Diamond rims with tires measuring 295/30 R24, with various wheel designs available.

crazy Mansory Rolls-Royce Phantom

Mansory Rolls-Royce Phantom: carbon fiber dream or nightmare?

That's further Interior kept in an intense blue that seems almost surreal. The rear executive seats are equipped with footrests, and as is usual for Mansory, all seats and door panels are included Leather and diamond quilting overdrawn. Carbon adorns the upper and lower parts of the sports steering wheel, the center console and the strip on the dashboard that extends from one A-pillar to the other. The Phantom comes from the factory 6,7 liter V12 BiTurbo powered, which produces 571 hp and 900 Newton meters of torque. An eight-speed automatic transmission sends power to all four wheels, enabling acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 5,1 seconds. But Mansory wouldn't be Mansory if she wasn't also on Motor would lend a hand. After the modification, the V12 performs well 610 PS and 950 Newtonmeter torque.