Description
You know that feeling when you book a luxurious hotel room with your beloved. You walk in and enjoy the opulence; everything is surprisingly soft, yet reassuringly solid at the same time. You sink into the chair and tell yourself that holidays have finally begun. That is exactly the feeling Rolls-Royce aims to offer its owners, day in and day out.
Before the war, many Rolls-Royce owners already owned a second home in the south of France. Many of them, wearing straw hats and loafers, had themselves photographed on the Grande Corniche, with a breathtaking view over the Côte d’Azur. In order to appeal to this market with a luxury convertible, Rolls-Royce named its drop-top the 'Corniche'.
To demonstrate its comfort, Rolls-Royce undertook a round trip between the factory and Marseille in a single day. The success was immediate, resulting in meteoric popularity, to the point that even the wealthiest customers had to wait a long time before they could treat themselves to this refined pleasure. It goes without saying that this car was designed to savour absolute luxury in the most beautiful and sunniest places in the world.
Ours? Originating from California, where excessive luxury is also appreciated. It shows fewer than 55, 000 miles on the clock, which means any youthful teething faults are now resolved. It is barely run-in and perfectly maintained. You won’t find a better one.
So dust off your Canon or pull out your pocket iPhone 16 Pro Max Super Deluxe, dive into the Magnolia leather interior with Wilton wool carpeting and lamb’s wool rugs, lower the electric hood and hit the road with the 6. 75-litre V8 towards the Corniche.
Did you know there are only 374 examples of this car, of which only 112 are left-hand drive? Get in touch quickly and we’ll be delighted to guide you through this unique experience.
