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John Lennon’s psychedelic Rolls-Royce Phantom V sold for $2,299,000 at Sotheby’s in 1985
John Lennon’s Rolls-Royce left the factory in plain black and came back from the painters bright yellow. Later, in 1985, Sotheby’s sold the psychedelic 1965 Phantom V for $2,299,000. That was more ...
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The Insane Story Of Tupac Rolls Royce
What began as a search for a father's dream Rolls-Royce quickly turned into something far bigger. While tracing rare VIN ...
In fact, the venerable old bomber is getting ready for a massive overhaul program that will revolutionize the airframe and ...
From rappers and athletes to royalty and business moguls, these celebrities have added a Rolls-Royce Phantom to their collections.
A 1915 Rolls-Royce 40/50 HP Silver Ghost Tourer spent about a century with one Australian family before emerging from long-term storage and appearing at auction in 2026. Chassis 17CB, fitted with its ...
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Johnny Cash's old 1970 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow has been turned into an EV after it had 'black smoke' coming out of it
The man in black’s steed has had a whole new lease on life ...
D printing has moved well beyond concept cars and engineering prototypes. Automakers are now using additive manufacturing to ...
Few engines carry a legend quite like the Rolls-Royce Merlin. Born in 1933 as a troubled prototype plagued by coolant leaks, ...
LeBron James Gets Major Perk While Playing for Sixers LeBron James won’t have to foot the bill for his unusual Sixers commute ...
BMW was supposed to kill its biggest engines. Instead, it's building more.
There isn't another event in the world that embraces cars, history, and wheel-to-wheel racing more than the Goodwood Revival. It's a must for enthusiasts.
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Inside The $400 Million Test Cells Rolls-Royce Built To Keep The B-52, V-22, & C-130J Flying
As the V-22 program winds down, Rolls-Royce is moving to ramp up B-52J and MV-75 engines while eyeing potential CCA Increment 2 contracts.
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