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The matte black paint finish always gives a car a mysterious appearance and what more could you wish for when your car’s called ‘Phantom’. We have no idea who this special Rolls belongs to or where it’s located.
Anyways, this car really looks like a ghost: matte black finish, blacked out wheels, even the Spirit of Ecstasy got blacked out too. The black theme is applied to interior too, only this time it’s a glossy piano finish that somehow contrasts the ‘ghostly’ exterior. You have to admit, the Rolls is pretty cool, in a very morbid way.
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Well, rub your eyes. We are not talking about Rolls Royce Phantom VI but the Rolls Royce Phantom IV. This 'Rolls Royce of Rolls Royce' belonged to Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II younger sister, Countess of Snowdon is now on sale. The Rolls Royce Phantom IV is labeled as one of the most exclusive Rolls Royce in the world because the public was not allowed to buy this model; it was only sold to the Royalty or a Head of State. A total of 18 examples were made, out of which this went to Princess Margaret in 1954. 
No word on what kind of mileage this pristine 1954 Phantom IV H.J. Mulliner Limousine gives. However, it does have a lot of room and a sunroof in the back. Special. It's great because it comes with a 4 bottle drinks cabinet, two for Gin and two for Scotch.
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