The car itself isn't actually the result of a conversation between two designers, but a commission from one of Rolls-Royce's customers. The Boat Tail is likely based on the Dawn (though there's no ...

The Rolls-Royce Dawn has four wheels, two doors, orange seats and a steering wheel. So why does it cost more than most houses? At a starting price of $340,000 that effortlessly rises to the $ ...

Back in 2017, Rolls-Royce ... than the Dawn , and it's even longer than the old Phantom Drophead. True to its name, the design has incredible proportions inspired by prewar boat-tail cars ...

“2+2 Does Not Equal 4” Proud that the car retains the rear-seat legroom of the coupe, Rolls-Royce is adamant about calling the Dawn “a true four-seater,” not a two-plus-two, which the ...

A second version of the Boat Tail debuted ... CEO of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in a press release. The car’s rich coloring looks different depending on the light. The car’s rich coloring looks ...

It may also appear a four-seat cabriolet but don't be so hasty; to Rolls-Royce a conventional two plus two "was ... a compromise too far" and so that sum doesn't equal four in the Dawn.

Rolls-Royce's Boat Tail was a standout of the 2021 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este. The $28 million masterpiece even became the world's most expensive new car.