2019 Rolls-Royce Phantom

Make

Rolls-Royce

Model

Phantom

Year

2019

Listed price

$344,995

Location

Akron, Ohio

Transmission

8-Speed Automatic

Mileage

17,322 miles

Perfect Auto Collection Signature Listing 2019 Rolls-Royce Phantom VIN SCA687S59KU104686 | 16,808 miles Rolls-Royce builds nothing above the Phantom. This one was commissioned in Arctic White over Hotspur Red - a cabin chosen rather than selected. Why We Acquired This Vehicle The Phantom is the car Rolls-Royce measures itself by. Everything else Goodwood builds descends from it, and for more than ninety years the name has belonged to whatever the company considered the most accomplished motor car it was capable of producing. This is the eighth generation, introduced for 2018 on an aluminum architecture built for this model alone, and it remains among the most silent and most isolated passenger vehicles in production. What we look for in a Phantom is evidence of a commission rather than a purchase, and this car provides it. The interior was ordered from the Commissioned Collection with coordinated leather, veneer, and detailing rather than left to a catalog combination, and the equipment list continues in the same direction: the rear compartment fully appointed for passengers, the night-driving technology fitted, and the exterior jewelry and wheel treatment specified rather than defaulted. The verified appointments are detailed in full below. It is finished in Arctic White over a Commissioned Collection Hotspur Red interior - a combination that reads as formal from the outside and unmistakably personal the moment a rear door is opened. At 16,808 miles across six years it has been used gently and shows the mileage of a car kept for occasions rather than errands. At a Glance Highlights Starlight Headliner with All-Leather Headlining and Pillars Rear Theater Configuration In Car Entertainment Night Vision Spirit of Ecstasy - Illuminated 21-Inch Part Polished 7-Spoke Alloy Wheels with Chromed Centers Wheel Center Matched to Contrast Mahogany Interior Veneer Contrast Lambswool Footmats RR Monogram to All Headrests Seat Piping Colored Steering Wheel Tread Plates - Phantom Reverse Camera with Surround View Exterior: Arctic White | Interior: Commissioned Collection Hotspur Red 16,808 miles 6.75-Liter Twin-Turbocharged V12 8-Speed Automatic Transmission Rear-Wheel Drive SCA687S59KU104686 + Additional Factory Options & Features - see the complete equipment list for the full specification The Perfect Auto Collection Experience Personalized Video Walkarounds Independent Third-Party Inspections Welcome Nationwide Enclosed Transportation Boutique, Appointment-Level Service Transparent Representation From Start to Finish Our Perspective At Perfect Auto Collection, we do not measure a vehicle by its badge alone. We ask a quieter question: how does it present, and would we be proud to place it in our own collection? A Phantom answers this question differently from any other car, because the answer is almost entirely inside it. From the outside this one is restrained - white, upright, and quiet about itself, which is the correct posture for the model. Then a rear door opens onto Hotspur Red, and the restraint turns out to have been deliberate contrast. The cabin is where the commission lives, and it was clearly ordered by someone who intended to be driven in it. That is the Phantom working exactly as Goodwood designed it to. Why Enthusiasts Value This Model The Phantom name has carried Rolls-Royce since 1925, and it has never been applied to anything other than the company's flagship. That continuity is the whole point: a Phantom is not positioned against rivals, because Rolls-Royce does not accept that it has any. The eighth generation is the purest modern expression of that idea, built on its own aluminum spaceframe rather than shared with anything else and engineered above all for silence. The engineering behind that silence is what people underestimate. More than 300 pounds of insulation, double-glazed glass, and specially developed tires all exist to remove sound that most manufacturers would consider already inaudible. The result is a cabin quiet enough that Rolls-Royce engineers had to reintroduce a faint tone, because complete silence proved disorienting. Nothing else in production is built to that brief. What informed buyers look for is specific: a genuinely commissioned interior rather than a standard palette, mileage that reflects careful use, and the rear-compartment and night-driving equipment that separates a fully appointed car from a base one. Those are the examples worth seeking out, because with a Phantom the specification is what separates a listing that claims a car is special from one that can show it. Factory and Vehicle Highlights Starlight Headliner with All-Leather Headlining and Pillars The Starlight Headliner sets hundreds of fiber-optic lights into the roof lining by hand, and this specification carries leather across the headlining and the pillars as well. Why it matters: It is the feature most closely identified with the marque, and it exists purely to change how the cabin feels after dark - the roof stops being a surface and becomes depth above the passengers. Extending leather onto the pillars removes the last of the fabric overhead, so the material continues unbroken from the doors to the roof. Rear Theater Configuration In Car Entertainment The Rear Theater Configuration mounts two tilt-adjustable 9.2-inch monitors in the backs of the front seats, with controls in the rear armrest and an auxiliary input for connecting outside devices. Why it matters: A Phantom is bought to be traveled in, and this makes the rear compartment self-sufficient rather than dependent on the driver's systems. The tilt adjustment is the practical part: a screen fixed at one angle is unusable from a reclined seat, which is how this car is actually occupied. Night Vision The Night Vision system uses a thermal camera to detect people and animals beyond the reach of the headlights and displays them to the driver. Why it matters: On unlit roads it sees warm bodies well before the low beams reach them, which is exactly the situation where a car of this length and mass has the least margin to react. It is also among the more expensive individual technologies Rolls-Royce offers and is frequently absent on examples of this generation. Spirit of Ecstasy - Illuminated The Spirit of Ecstasy mascot is rendered in frosted crystal and lit from within. Why it matters: The figurine has stood on the radiator of every Rolls-Royce since 1911, and lighting it turns the single most recognizable emblem in motoring into the car's calling card at night. Against Arctic White paint it is the one point of drama the exterior allows itself. 21-Inch Part Polished 7-Spoke Alloy Wheels with Chromed Centers The car rides on 21-inch part-polished seven-spoke wheels with chromed wheel centers. Why it matters: Rolls-Royce deliberately keeps Phantom wheel designs simple, because an intricate wheel fights the calm of the coachwork. The part-polished finish gives the spokes light without pattern, and the chromed centers add the brightwork that ties them to the grille and mascot rather than to anything sporting. Wheel Center Matched to Contrast The wheel centers are painted to match the vehicle's upper contrast color rather than left in a standard finish. Why it matters: It is the kind of detail that only comes from a commissioning conversation - nobody adds it later, and almost nobody notices it consciously. What it does is close the loop between the coachwork and the wheels, so the car reads as one object specified together rather than a body sitting on a catalog wheel. Mahogany Interior Veneer The interior woodwork is finished in mahogany veneer. Why it matters: Rolls-Royce cuts its veneers from a single tree and mirrors them across the cabin so the grain runs symmetrically from one side to the other, which is why the wood in a Phantom looks composed rather than applied. Mahogany is the warm, traditional choice, and against a red interior it reads as considered rather than loud. Contrast Lambswool Footmats Four lambswool footmats are fitted in a contrasting color, with a hard-wearing leather section set into the driver's mat directly beneath the accelerator and brake pedals. Why it matters: Deep lambswool underfoot is one of the sensations people remember longest from a Rolls-Royce, and the leather insert solves the one problem with it - a heel wears a bare patch through wool faster than anything else in the car. Contrast color makes them part of the commission instead of an accessory. RR Monogram to All Headrests The interlocking RR monogram is embroidered into every headrest, front and rear. Why it matters: Each monogram is stitched individually and has to align with the leather panel it sits on, which is why it is specified rather than standard. Fitting it to all four headrests treats the rear seats as the equal of the front, which in a Phantom is the correct hierarchy. Seat Piping The seats carry piping worked along their edges and seams. Why it matters: Piping is what gives an upholstered seat its outline; without it a large leather chair reads as a single soft mass. In a strongly colored interior it defines the shape of every surface and is the clearest visual sign that the seats were specified as part of a coordinated commission. Colored Steering Wheel The steering wheel is trimmed in color rather than the standard finish. Why it matters: It carries the interior commission through to the one component the driver never lets go of, so the person at the wheel sits inside the same specification the rear passengers do rather than in a default black cockpit. Tread Plates - Phantom The door sills carry Phantom-branded tread plates. Why it matters: Rolls-Royce doors open rearward, so the sill is presented squarely to whoever is getting in rather than hidden behind a swinging door edge. The tread plate is the first thing seen at that moment, and it names the car before the occupant is even seated. Reverse Camera with Surround View The reversing camera is supported by a surround-view system giving an overhead composite of the vehicle and its immediate surroundings. Why it matters: The Phantom is close to twenty feet long with a high shoulder line and a hood the driver cannot see the end of. The surround view is what makes placing it in a hotel forecourt or a parking structure a matter of routine rather than of guesswork and expensive paintwork. 6.75-Liter Twin-Turbocharged V12 The Phantom is powered by Rolls-Royce's 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12, producing 563 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque, with peak torque available from just above idle. Why it matters: The displacement is the same 6.75 liters Rolls-Royce has used for its flagships across generations, and the engineering priority is not output but the absence of effort - full torque arrives at 1,700 rpm, so the car never has to work, and therefore never has to be heard doing it. 8-Speed Automatic Transmission The V12 drives through an eight-speed satellite-aided automatic transmission, which uses navigation data to select the appropriate gear for the road ahead. Why it matters: By reading the route before the car reaches it, the transmission avoids the hunting and downshifting that would otherwise interrupt a Phantom's composure on an unfamiliar road. It is the clearest example of Rolls-Royce spending engineering effort on eliminating small disturbances rather than on speed. Rear-Wheel Drive Power is delivered to the rear wheels. Why it matters: Leaving the front axle to steering alone is central to how a Phantom feels from behind the wheel - there is no drivetrain pulling at the steering, only weight and hydraulics, which is what produces the light, isolated response the model is known for. Behind the Wheel A Phantom does not feel fast, and it is not meant to. What it feels is unhurried and enormously capable, as though the road has been prepared in advance. The V12 is inaudible at any legal speed and delivers its torque so early and so evenly that acceleration registers as the scenery changing rather than as effort. The suspension reads the surface ahead and adjusts before the wheel arrives at it, which is why the ride is described the way it has been for decades. The silence is the part that takes adjustment. Conversation happens at a lower volume than in any other car, and sounds that seem unremarkable elsewhere - a turn signal, a seat adjusting - become clearly audible because nothing else competes with them. The rear compartment is the point of the car. The doors open rearward onto Hotspur Red leather, the seats are set high enough to see out properly, the screens fold into view and the lights come on overhead. For the right owner, this is not simply a luxury sedan. It is the Phantom - the model the entire idea of the luxury car was built around, commissioned here rather than merely purchased. Preparation and Buying Confidence Before presentation, each vehicle is evaluated for cosmetic condition, mechanical integrity, and the ownership experience it is prepared to deliver. Our process includes a comprehensive exterior and interior detail, with paint correction where appropriate. Key wear items such as tires and brake components are evaluated against our internal preparation standards. This vehicle is offered with our 7-day return policy and a 2-month / 300-mile limited warranty, subject to eligibility and written terms. We can also provide high-resolution photography, a personalized walkaround, available factory documentation, vehicle-history review, and coordination of an independent inspection. The Perfect Auto Collection Difference Carefully curated luxury, exotic, and performance inventory Transparent representation and detailed condition conversations Personalized live or recorded video walkarounds Independent third-party inspections welcomed Nationwide enclosed transportation assistance Factory build-sheet and vehicle-history review Product Specialists focused on long-term relationships, not pressure Frequently Asked Questions Can I purchase this vehicle remotely? Yes. Many Perfect Auto Collection clients complete their purchase from outside Ohio using detailed photography, personalized video presentations, document review, and coordinated transportation. 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