2008 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead
Fifteen thousand miles across a chain of careful custodians
Overview
New arrival: 2008 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe in Diamond Black over a Cream leather interior, procured in 2023 for a repeat collector client in Charleston, South Carolina. This Series I DHC benefits from extensive recent servicing, brand-new tires, and an accident-free, clean Carfax. A complete photo set is on the way.
Specifications
Highlights
- No accidents or damage reported to Carfax
- Roughly 15,400 miles from new
- Serviced by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Pasadena, O’Gara Coach, and marque specialists
- Ceramic paint protection installed in 2023
The Photos
The Provenance
- 2007Delivered new, Florida
First purchase reported in December 2007 with ten miles on the clock.
- 2010Second Florida owner
Changed hands at roughly 3,400 miles.
- 2018–2019West to California
Serviced at Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Pasadena and O’Gara Coach Westlake.
- 2021Into an Oklahoma collection
Roughly 9,300 miles at acquisition.
- 2023New custodian
Ceramic paint protection installed; specialist-serviced through 2025.
- NowOffered by Hidden Roads Project
By appointment, New Jersey, at roughly 15,400 miles.
The Documentation
Compiled here is everything you need to make an informed decision, and to keep this transaction as transparent as possible.
The History
The grandest way to take the long way home
The Phantom Drophead Coupé was Rolls-Royce’s modern take on the great open tourers, a 6.75-litre V12, rear-hinged coach doors, and a road presence nothing else on this page can match. It was built to cross continents with the roof down, unhurried.
This example
Finished in Diamond Black with 15,438 miles, a low-mileage example of one of the rarest ways to travel ever put into series production.
The Market
Drophead Coupés have passed through their depreciation valley and settled into collector territory: production ended in 2016, coach-door convertibles of this scale are not coming back, and clean low-mileage cars have found a firm floor.
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