Off-road driving with a Rolls Royce Phantom

You are a man with a lot of money, someone who enjoys luxury and comfort behind the wheel, and for that reason you decide to add a second-generation Rolls Royce Phantom to your very expensive car collection, a vehicle that could easily exceed half a million euros.

One day you lose touch with reality and, without thinking, in a reckless moment, you get behind the wheel of your Rolls Royce and its 476 CV V12. On paper, it is not a car designed for off-road driving or built to slide sideways or burn rubber, but you don’t care.

You look for an area without many trees on one of your enormous estates, you stop the car in the rain, you bring out the Spirit of Ecstasy, and that is when your Rolls Royce starts to run, doing things it had never done before.

The fun is guaranteed. Sliding a car with that much power under the bonnet and such a huge wheelbase is very easy, but is buying that car really worth it just to enjoy it this way? From my humble point of view, a Phantom or any other Rolls Royce is understood and enjoyed by covering mile after mile without a care, appreciating its materials and its smooth ride, not like this.

Surely our protagonist has other jewels to enjoy for doing such crazy things. Below you have the video with our two characters. To be honest, I don’t know whether to tell you to enjoy it or not; to each their own.

http://youtu.be/I-pzol0sxro

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