You have to wonder - with such a prolific range of unique or limited edition vehicles, could it be that their number is actually greater than that of the regular Phantoms?
All joking aside, Rolls-Royce has announced the launch of a new one-off Phantom that was inspired by a classic yacht.
The car's ties with the nautical world go beyond its name - Rolls-Royce Phantom Nautica - and extend to the two-tone paint scheme. The upper part of the body is finished in Arabian Blue, while the lower end uses a different color named Orchid White. The famously hand-painted coach line replicates the Arabian Blue color and also uses an anchor motif.
Inside, a sailor would feel right at home since he might find the repeated anchor motif very similar to the tattoo on his forearm - the one he got that night in Tanger when he was really drunk. Of course, the Rolls-Royce version is a lot more classy.
There's enough wood to keep you warm for days should you end up on an isolated island (provided you can start a fire) and the chosen Forest Fall leather color looks so good, you can almost feel how soft it is to touch.
If all this doesn't make you feel like a captain, then this last bit might just do the trick: inside the dashboard, there's a drawer, and inside that drawer, there's a golden compass specifically designed for this unique Rolls-Royce. Oh, wait, does that mean it comes without sat-nav?
