Two Rolls-Royce Phantoms blinged beyond belief
It’s the ‘Silly Season’ and this week we have two Pictures of the Week. One is of an American Rolls-Royce Phantom and the other is of a similarly ridiculous car in London.
The first, snapped by car loving New Yorker Marsha Chun-Matsubara, is of a Rolls-Royce Phantom wrapped in silver foil. The owner plainly likes his own reflection.
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The second, supplied by the ever enthusiastic Rex Leyland, is of another Phantom that has been adapted by the German firm Mansory (who also specialise in blinged up mobile phones, chairs and manbags if you happen to be on a lower budget). Photographed behind Harrods, this vehicle looks more suited to a drug dealer than a diplomat.
There is, as they say, no accounting for taste.
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Horrible cars anyway. Gentlemen have Bentleys, or used to until vulgar WAGs starting buying them.