We have a comprehensive selection of Rolls Royce Cars for sale.
We often have new models in our London showroom, or models with only
delivery mileage. Contact us to discuss your requirements.

0208 740 4443

Rolls For Sale

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New Rolls Royce Ghost for sale
New in stock, ready to go

New Ghost EWB for sale
New in stock, ready to go

New Rolls Royce Phantom for sale
New in stock, ready to go

New Phantom EWB for sale
New in stock, ready to go

New Phantom Drophead for sale
New in stock, ready to go

Black Ruby
PHANTOM DC CONCEPT, Automatic, Fastback,
Black, A Very Rare Opportunity to acquire a DC designed
drivable Concept, originally designed for a Maharajah for his
private collection this stunning and unique Rolls Royce based Motor Car

1984 Rolls Royce Silver Spur For Sale
Silver Spur LWB 1984 Acrylic White with
Magnolia Leather Trim and Walnut Wood

2010 Phantom Saloon For Sale

Previous Rolls sales as supplied by sparkscars.com

All of the cars below have been supplied by sparkscars.com to very satisfied customers.

2008 Phantom Drophead For Sale
Black with Cream Hide, The First Drophead we have had all in Colour,
Stunning, must be seen, available today

2009 Ghost For Sale
Diamond Black with Crème Hide, Delivery Mileage, Contrast Hide,
Drivers Assistance 1, Theatre Configuration, Comfort Entry,
Malabar Veneer, Chrome Visible Exhausts.

2000 Silver Seraph
Silver Pearl with French Navy Hide, finished with Walnut wood trim,
factory fitted Sunroof, GPS Navigation, Parking Sensors,
fitted Telephone, stunning condition throughout

2008 Phantom Drophead
Rolls Royce for sale, Black with Black Leather Trim, Steel Bonnet, Teak Deck,
21" Alloys, Front and Rear Cameras

2007 Phantom Drophead
Diamond Black with Creme Hide, Piano Black Wood, 21" Alloys,
Teak Deck Boat Tail, Steel Bonnet, Blue tooth, Power Boot and Doors,
Multi Play CD, Reversing camera

2007 Rolls Royce Phantom
Rolls Royce Phantom 2006 56, Silver with Black Leather,
Dark Burr Maple, 1 Owner, Power Rear Door Closing,
Navigation, 21" Alloys, Power Closing Boot, 7,000 miles,
As New

07 Phantom Drophead
Teak Deck, Steel Bonnet, and Full Oak Trim,
Stunning

2007 Phantom
Black with Black Leather Trim, 22" Hamann Multi Spoke Alloys,
Rear Entertainment, Sunroof, Front/Rear camera's,
Stunning

2005 Rolls Phantom
Black with Black Leather Trim, Chrome Wheels, Rear Entertainment,
Stunning

2004 Royce Phantom
Flagstone Grey with Light Grey Leather Trim, Rear Entertainment,
Demo + 1 Owner, stunning condition throughout

04 Phantom
Black with Black Hide and Black Wood with Fine Silver Stitching,
21" Alloys, 1 year factory warranty remaining,

2007 Phantom Drophead
Black with Creme Hide, Steel Bonnet, Teak Deck, Front and Rear Camera,
22" Hamman Alloys, Stunning must be seen

2005 Phantom
Phantom Rolls Royce for sale, Silver with Light Grey Leather Trim, 21" Alloys,
2 Owners, with Full Rolls Royce Service History, Stunning Condition Throughout

2004 Phantom
Inca Gold with Tan Leather Trim, 19,000 Miles with Full Main Dealer Service History,
Also having the Benefit of Manufacturers Warranty

2007 MDL Rolls Royce Phantom
Black with Black Hide, Rear Entertainment with Surround Sound,
21" Alloys, Sunroof, Multi Changer DVD/CD,
Camera System, Piano Wood,
Unmarked Sparkling Condition.

2000 Rolls Royce Corniche
Classic Rolls Royce for sale, Rolls Royce Corniche, 2000, Black with Beige Hide,
LHD, Convertible, Black Hood, Full Specification

1985 Rolls Royce Corniche Drophead
Convertible Rolls Royce for sale, Ocean Blue with Light Ocean Hide Piped Dark Blue,
31,000 miles with a comprehensive and complete service record, very very original,

1985 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit
Silversand with Beige Leather Trim Piped Brown, 78,000 Miles
with a good and comprehensive Service Record,
Stunning looking, a true credit to her previous owner

2010 Rolls Royce Ghost
Indigo Blue with Light Crème Hide, Driver Assist 1, Sunroof,
Rear Entertainment, Piano Wood, Visible Chrome Exhausts,
Picnic Tables, as new and VAT Q

Some Rolls Royce History

There have been about 60 Rolls-Royces in the company’s lengthy history. The first one was introduced in 1904. At that time and until 1939, the production line only turned out the chassis while specialty companies provided the coachwork. After World War II, Rolls Royce chose to build the entire car.

The first such construction involved the standard steel saloon and to carry out this task, the production factory was moved from Derby to Crewe in 1946. The Crewe factory was a decommissioned aero engines wartime factory. Closely tied to the Bentley car company, the new Rolls Royce factory’s first production was the Bentley Mk VI.

Rolls Meets Royce

The great brand began when the Hon Charles Stewart Rolls and Sir Frederick Henry Royce met on May 4, 1904 to discuss the car industry. It was early days for automobiles and Royce had already begun building them.

Rolls was selling foreign cars. He wanted to sell the best possible cars in the world. At the same time, he wanted to sell automobiles made in England. There just weren’t any that met his standards. He considered setting up a factory but feeling that he lacked the experience, he began to look for an existing company that met his stringent requirements. That is what motivated him to meet Royce. The two men joined forces and the rest is history.

The Rolls Royce Silver Ghost

The Silver Ghost (1907 – 1925) was considered, at least by Henry Royce, to be the "best car in the world." It was an impressive car and among its feats was the long distance test of endurance. The car covered 23,210 km without incident, doubling the previous record.

In 1913, four Silver Ghost cars were entered in the Austrian Alpine Trials and took every award. During the Great War, 40/50 HP motor cars were commissioned as ambulances, staff cars and armoured cars.

The Ghost was the automobile that set the standard for the company and started the reputation that endures, more than a century later. The design is pure Rolls and relies on the artistry of proportions. The ratio of wheel height to body height is a perfect 2:1. The wheelbase and bonnet are both long. You can see the new Rolls Royce Gost for sale here in our showroom.

The elegance of the classic design appeals even in silhouette and this is a common thread that runs throughout the line. Because the proportions are sketched out before the variations in the design are created, each new style carries a resonance of the previous styles.
The original Ghost set the standard for all subsequent models of Rolls Royce for sale.

Speaking of the Ghost, when you hear about the Silver Ghost, you could be hearing about the car model or the single car known as the Silver Ghost. The Silver Ghost was the popular name attached to the 40/50 hp. When Chassis no. 60551 which was registered as AX 201 rolled off the production line, it was called the Silver Ghost by the press. That was in 1906 but it was not until 1925 when the Phantom was produced that the company officially designated the 40/50 as the Silver Ghost.

The Silver Ghost single car is Chassis no. 60551. The Silver Ghost line refers to the touring cars that followed this design and that has the distinction of being one of the longest-running single models ever known. The other contenders for this distinction are the Model T Ford, the Volkswagen Beetle and the British Mini.
The Silver Ghost is also considered to be the most famous luxury car ever designed.
There are plans underway to produce the stretch, coupé and convertible version of the Ghost.

The Phantom

For 17 years, the 40/50 or Ghost, was the only available Rolls Royce for sale. The Rolls Royce Phantom of 1925 added new features such as a pushrod driven overhead valve and a straight 6 engine. This model was referred to as the Phantom I and was built until 1931. The Phantom II was produced from 1929 to 1936 and added the 4-speed manual transmission and servo-assisted brakes all around as well as semi-elliptical spring suspension to the front. The Phantom II Sedanca de Ville (1934) is a prime example of this incredible car.

The Phantom III was produced between 1936 and 1939. Not many Phantoms were produced during this period – fewer than 6,000 in total for all three versions. The Phantom IV began production in 1950 and continued for 6 years. This was an enchanted vehicle and only 18 were constructed. Designed for royalty and heads of state, the first of this model went to Princess Elizabeth.

The Phantom V was also elite but there were slightly more produced than the IV – 516. The most famous of this line was John Lennon’s white Phantom V that he had repainted in psychedelic colours. There were 374 VI models (1968-1991) and then in 2003, the VII appeared. Technically this is not a Phantom, having been produced as a Rolls-Royce under BMW ownership.

Another ethereal Rolls-Royce for sale is the Wraith that was constructed in 1938 and 1939. Only the chassis was produced and then turned over to independent coachbuilders. After the war, from 1946 to 1959, the Silver Wraith was produced which was based on the earlier Wraith but bigger and more powerful. By 1954, the engine capacity was up to 4887 cc.

Elegance

The bottom line is that the Rolls-Royce is, well, the Rolls-Royce of all automobiles. They are fit for royalty and exist in a league all of their own. From the Ghost to the Phantom to the Wraith, the Cloud, the Silver Spur, the Silver Seraph, and the Rolls Royce Silver Shadow the progression has been a steady stream of luxury cars without parallel.

The Silver Shadow (1965 to 1976) and the Silver Shadow II (1977 to 1980) has the largest production volume of all the models. There is also the Rolls Royce Corniche convertible and other fabulous models such as the Silver Wraith touring limousine and the Rolls Royce Ghost saloon. We have an example of a 2010 used Rolls Royce Phantom saloon for sale in our showroom.

The attention to detail is thorough with typical perquisites such as the hide trimmed steering wheel, hide interior upholstery. Leather lined and well maintained with a good service history, your Rolls Royce seems to stay in perfect condition. Finding these as used cars for sale is not as easy as it might seem because they can last for generations. An old Rolls is a sign of status whether you bought it pre-owned from a specialty dealer or your grandfather bought it new.