The Rolls Royce Phantom in white with an orange and white interior is the flagship saloon in our Los Angeles fleet, the longest, most formal car under this badge, built around the back seat. White with a warm orange cabin reads bridal rather than diplomatic. A chauffeur is available. Book it for a wedding or a closing dinner where the arrival is the point.
Rolls builds the Phantom's pedals for a chauffeur's touch, metered so finely that easing away from a stop draws no attention to itself, and the 6.75 liter twin turbo V12 backs that up with 664 lb-ft of torque available from barely above idle. There is no sensation of the engine working, only distance passing. Steering is large, light and electric, with rear steer helping a 5.76 meter car turn tighter than the wheel suggests it should. Take it down Sunset toward Beverly Hills and the ride settles into a long, unhurried wave that a shorter car cannot manage, the wheelbase alone smoothing what a Ghost would still feel.
White paint over an orange and white cabin is the Phantom's bridal spec, and it photographs as a single warm idea rather than a contrast. Outside, against Beverly Hills stone and glass, the white body reads clean and imposing at its full 5.76 meter length. Inside, orange against white keeps the cabin from reading cold the way an all-white interior can, which is why this is the Phantom booked for wedding stills rather than a state dinner. Shoot the exterior square on to show the full length of the bonnet and the upright grille, then move inside for the cabin, where the two colours share the frame instead of fighting for it.
We keep one Phantom, white with an orange and white interior, the only car of this length and formality in our fleet. Choose it over a Ghost or a Cullinan when the booking is genuinely about the back seat, a wedding party, a red carpet arrival, a closing dinner where the car itself is part of the announcement. It is longer than anything else we run, too long for a drive-through or a tight valet stand, so it is not the practical choice, it is the deliberate one. A chauffeur is available for this car if the booking calls for it. If the day needs the grandest thing in the fleet, this is it.
This is the Phantom trim in white over an orange and white interior, rear-wheel drive with rear steer, powered by a 6.75 liter twin turbo V12 making 563 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque. Every Phantom is built around the Gallery, a glass panel that runs the width of the dashboard, along with paparazzi mirrors set into the C-pillars and coach doors that close themselves at the touch of a button. Rear seats sit angled slightly inward so passengers can talk without turning their necks. Zero to sixty comes in 5.1 seconds and it seats five across four doors, with the length of the car doing most of the work for ride comfort.