Puerto Vallarta - Beaches, Hotels, Villa Rentals, Resorts |
Stop Parking Domain Names Develop Your Domain Names |
|||||
Car Brief: 2006 Rolls-Royce Extended Wheelbase Phantom
The finest in luxury grows by ten inches Continue to more photos from MyRide.com
IntroductionMercedes-Benz builds fine cars, as do Jaguar and Lexus. But when one considers the ultimate in luxury automobiles, there's no beating Rolls-Royce. This historic British marquee currently sells the $328,000 Phantom, an exquisitely crafted sedan that is reserved for the social elite, with the busiest dealership being in, not surprisingly, Beverly Hills. Making its debut at the 2006 North American International Auto Show in Detroit is an all-new version, the 2006 Rolls-Royce Extended Wheelbase Phantom. Like the regular length model, the Extended Wheelbase Phantom draws power from a 6.75-liter V12 that generates 453 horsepower at 5,350 rpm and a brutal 531 lb.-ft. of torque at 3,500 rpm. A six-speed transmission delivers motivation to the rear wheels, and helps to propel this Rolls to 60 mph in just under six seconds. The top speed is electronically limited to 149 mph. Not bad for a car that weighs in at about 5,700 pounds, or roughly 160 pounds more than the traditional Phantom. With that extra weight comes ten inches of extra length, all of added rear of the B-pillar. Subsequently, rear legroom has increased from 37.3 inches to nearly 57 inches, so you won't even have to remove your stilts before getting in. Entering and exiting the rear seat is aided by doors that have been stretched by about ten inches and open 80 degrees. Finally, the Extended Wheelbase Phantom gets a new, longer roof panel. News of a bigger Phantom was just part of Rolls-Royce press conference in Detroit. Chairman and CEO, Ian Robertson, reported that a new convertible based on the 100EX concept car is slated for production. It will be smaller than the Phantom, yet will draw power from the familiar V12 engine. By Staff
Continue to Car Brief: 2006 Rolls-Royce Extended Wheelbase Phantom from MyRide.com © 2008 Autobytel Inc. All rights reserved.
|
MORE ARTICLES: Barclays Travel Insurance Reports Winter Tourists Prefer Down Under to Down Hill British holidaymakers have shunned the slopes and headed down under this winter according to new research from Barclays Travel Insurance.
Cheaper Premiums For Your Car Insurance
Car Gap Insurance
Move Over, Carrie Bradshaw! New Web Site Bringing New Yorkers High Fashion for Less -- Found4Less.com Offering "Sex and the City" Styles at Bargain Ba
Exclusive Perks and Incentives Now Offered for Meetings Planned at the Renaissance Montura Hotel Los Angeles Airport
Redwood City Mexican Restaurant Receives Rave Reviews in San Francisco Newspaper
Travel Insurance Companies Will Not Let You Claim Frequent Flier Miles Warns Squaremouth
Hitwise Names DunhillVacations.com Fastest Moving Travel Website in December 2007 A New Approach to Communicating Online Travel Deals Effectively
Only 108 More Days Until Holiday Bonuses -- With Summer Behind Us, Take These 3 Steps Now To Create Some End Of Year Career-Magic.
Java City Supports Creative Curriculum through Third-Annual 'Art For Kids' Sake' Youth Artwork Competition
Miami Votes FlatRate Moving as City's Best Mover
How To Get The Best Deal On Student Car Insurance
Should You Purchase Travel Insurance?
2007 Wisconsin Dells Travel & Attraction Guide Now Being Mailed to Tourists' Homes
For Cheap Used Car Loans Look Online
|
|||||
| Develop Your Domain Names | Site Map | Home | ||||||