Rolls Royce Phantom Celestial with starlight headliner that depicts the night sky of the south coast of England


You might remember the long-wheelbase Rolls Royce Phantom with a starlight headliner showcased a year back at the Shanghai Motor Show. Rolls Royce has announced it will debut a one-off long-wheelbase Phantom Celestial at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show and has released a set of pictures along with specifications just ahead of the show. The bespoke Phantom features the starlight headliner along with a few more bells and whistles; most of the other things are similar to the regular Rolls Royce Phantom.

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According to Rolls Royce, the starlight headliner perfectly replicates the clear starlit night of 1 January, 2003. On that special day, RR delivered its first-ever Phantom. The headliner is studded by optical-fiber lights that recreate the hue of scintillating stars. The feature can be turned off, or the intensity can be controlled.

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The clock in this Phantom has four diamonds and stands out from the rest of the dash. According to Rolls Royce, the dusk leather interior mimics the “inky quality of a cloudless night sky,” according to Rolls Royce. On the outside, the dark paint job is enhanced by glass particles which make it shine and give it a glittering sparkle.

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