The 2010 Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe is a unique sort of two-door car. It weighs 200 pounds more than a Mercedes G-Class and costs $200,000 more than the average American home. It’s also the only coupe with rearward-opening doors. This Rolls-Royce may be the two-door version of the Phantom sedan, but it is still an extravaganza of regal size, prestige and presence, and it’s also more responsive to drive. If you want something truly special to put in your garage, this is it.
As you’d imagine, most of the creature comforts found in regular luxury cars are onboard the stately Phantom Coupe. But then there are the countless touches of class and extravagance that go that extra premium mile. Every surface is covered in rich leather, adorned in veneer or fashioned from chrome. The carpets are made of deep-pile sheepskin that’ll have you bringing slippers along for the ride. The RR logos in the 21-inch wheels don’t spin. The doors open rearward for a graceful entry and exit. The trunk opens with a two-piece “picnic” lid. Then there’s the optional “Starlight Headliner,” which turns the interior roof into a starry night with fiber-optic lights and holes punched individually by hand. Extensive customization options ensure that no two will be exactly alike.
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