Rolls-Royce Corniche (LHD)

Vehicle Description

An extravagant headturner: The Corniche was the “Top of the pops” in mid 70ies
One of only 1,108 RR Two-Door Saloon (Coupè) produced
– 6.7 L V8 petrol engine with 127 kW (173 hp)
– 3-speed Turbo-Hydramatic-400 automatic transmission from General Motors
– U.S. import by a German dealer
– Registered in Germany with 1 vehicle owner only
– Power exterior mirrors and windows in the front and rear, burlwood dashboard, air conditioning,
Blaupunkt car radio LMU with cassettes drive, power steering, electrically adjustable seats, whitewall tires
– Various maintenance, service and repair work, invest. approx. 26.650 €, receipts
available
– Exterior and interior in good condition with slight patina
– Valuation report 2020
– Valid technical control until 09/2024 + admission as historic vehicle
A highly desirable British classic

The ultimate status symbol

No other car symbolises affluence and power in quite the same way as a Rolls-Royce, and a Corniche in particular. The convertible or two-door saloon (the term RR preferred over “coupe”) was built for a full 24 years, totaling 5,146 convertibles, 1.108 saloons and another 140 Corniches with the Bentley badge. At its debut, this was the most expensive series production car in the world. Its potent buyers were faced with a four-year waiting period.

The Corniche is powered by the well-established 6,750 litre V8 which accelerates the 2.3 ton luxury car to a maximum speed of around 190 km/h. Of course, not many Corniches would ever have been pushed to that limit, when it’s so much nicer to just waft along in great comfort – owing to the hydraulic self-levelling system – and unequalled style, with not much of a noise apart from the wind…

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