Back in 2017, Rolls-Royce unveiled the Sweptail ... seats and door panels with the old Phantom Drophead convertible, not the new-gen Phantom with which the Boat Tail shares its modular platform.

Its roots trace back to another Rolls-Royce commission ... From thence was built the big boat. That top comes off separately, it’s not a stowable convertible top. The one you see here is ...

See All 17 Photos Even if its looks are subjective, the Boat Tail is an objectively special machine. The rear deck opens to reveal a refrigerator and a set of cocktail tables that Rolls-Royce ...

In the very early days of boat-tail ... a painted Rolls-Royce pantheon grille replaces the traditional stainless-steel finish for the first time in the modern era. At the rear, twin side-opening ...

Rolls-Royce unveiled Boat Tail - its 'most refined picnic ... fixture within their future portfolio. A convertible Rolls-Royce with a back deck that opens up to reveal cocktail tables, fridges ...

(In four-door Rolls-Royce models, only the back doors open this way ... Last year, the brand unveiled a convertible called the Boat Tail, of which only three were built at an estimated price ...

Rolls-Royce debuted its latest ... roadster degisn" differs from a convertible because its roof isn't stored in some hidden partition at the rear. Fair enough, but that just highlights the ...

The convertible variant would be around the same size, although there is a chance Rolls-Royce does some of its long-tail magic and extends the rear overhang for an even more commanding road presence.

My favorite car of the bunch (and certainly the largest), was this 1971 Rolls-Royce Phantom ... The convertible top can be configured as a sedanca de ville with a covered rear passenger area ...