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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Do you know how a Rolls Royce Phantom is made?

Rolls Royce Motor Cars are manufactured via a “bespoke” process on a mechanized and computerized assembly line, but most of this process of putting the components together are done by hand. A RR engine is put together usually by one person and by hand. It takes approximately three and a half months from order and deposit to delivery depending on production priorities. Order a limited production run, or one of the coupes, or any special edition that will be rare (ie “Centenary Edition” or “Phantom Black”), or a car that has been “tricked out” with lots of bespoke options (not on the options list but put in the car anyway, like an exclusive color or an extra refrigerator, or wood veneer in places it normally isn’t)–such cars take longer to delivery time, usually around 6 months, sometimes up to a year. The rarer the car the longer the time. Unlike other custom hand built car brands, often called “bespoke cars,” like Maybach or Bentley which can take longer to manufacture, The BMW owned and operated Rolls Royce Motor Car products, sold in the 2008 model year, as the Phantom SWB (Standard Wheelbase) or LWB (Long Wheelbase) Saloons, and the Phantom Fixed and Drop Head Coupes, take a little less time than other brands from order to finished hand assembly.

The video below shows how a Rolls Royce Phantom is made.

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You Name It And I Have It!

We thought to share a fascinating story one could ever dream of, so it all carries the experience where you could rub your eyes again and again to see whether your dreaming or is it reality! Imagine you experience to have a visit to a showroom which contains every luxurious or sports car or any most expensive car, you name it and you see it in front of you. Well I was also as much surprised as you are now!

Abdullah Al Ketbi is the man who is the owner of that billion dollar showroom. The showroom is in Dubai and named Alain Class Motors. The net worth of the showroom is calculated to be £80m. The showroom contained every worlds luxurious and the expensive car you could just dream of. Starting from Ferrari Italia 458 you could see Lamborghini Aventador right in front of it. Taking few steps you could see Mercedes C63 AMG Black and Maybach 57S. Right after crossing these beauties raise your eyes to have a glance at Pagani Zonda, Saleen S7 Coupe, Lamborghini Gallardo spiders. According to Abdullah you name the car and you will find it here and if not do not worry for the money and will buy one and you can purchase afterwards. Moreover he says he has 5 persons every time there to clean a car as they get dirty outside, atleast a cheap car is cleaned three times a day. Additionally he needs two people always to park the cars. So that means it quite a job to maintain these glamorous cars under on roof.

Abduallah also told that they have five places in Dubai, among them Alain showroom is the biggest of all carrying 4000 sqaure feet area, but he is already building a new place with 10000 square feet area.