Limited edition Rolls-Royce Phantom Goldfinger celebrates 60th anniversary

The new Rolls-Royce Phantom Special Edition is available in a limited edition to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the release of the iconic 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger. It is inspired by Auric Goldfinger’s 1937 Phantom III Sedanca de Ville. The custom-made Phantom Extended combines luxury and design elements inspired by the movie to capture the essence of the legendary spy world. Featuring a sophisticated exterior and opulent interior, Phantom Goldfinger pays homage to Bond’s enduring legacy. Fans and collectors can appreciate this unique vehicle that is both a celebration of film history and a symbol of the complexity that defines the Bond series. The Rolls-Royce Phantom Goldfinger joins the ranks of other Bond memorabilia as an extraordinary tribute to 007’s six decades of adventures.

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The design pays homage to iconic scenes and props from the film, with exterior and interior colors echoing those of the classic Goldfinger III. Mechanically, the Goldfinger remains the same as the standard Phantom Extended.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Goldfinger: exterior elements

The Phantom’s exterior features a striking yellow and black color scheme that echoes the iconic car from the film. Black 21-inch wheels with silver floating hubcaps are also inspired by the 1964 vehicle. Additionally, creatively inspired by Goldfinger’s use of the Phantom III for gold smuggling, the Lady of Ecstasy logo is embellished with 18-karat gold plating, giving it a silver-gold look. Rolls-Royce has been given the original ‘AU 1’ number plate from the film, further enhancing its authenticity and adding a unique finishing touch to this unique model.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Goldfinger: Interior

The most unique and bespoke feature of the Phantom Goldfinger is its interior, where 18-karat and 24-karat gold adorn various elements. A hidden vault located between the center console and the front seats has been specially designed to house a luminous 18-karat gold bar shaped like a miniature phantom. There are also gold details on the front and rear center console base, air vents, speaker grilles, and the interior of the glove box, which is engraved with Auric Goldfinger’s unforgettable quote: “It’s gold, Mr. Bond.” I’ve been in love with it my whole life. Its color, its splendor, its divine heaviness. The design of the pedals is modeled after the gold bars collected in the movie Goldfinger.

In addition, the starlight crest is linked to the film through a pattern of 719 stars, reflecting the constellations above the Furka Pass and emitting a soft golden light. Inlaid with 0.1mm thick 22-carat gold, the Royal Walnut picnic table displays a fictional map of Fort Knox, the backdrop for one of the film’s final scenes. After creating three prototypes, the complex design took six months to complete. To offset the gold accents, the interior features navy leather and royal walnut veneer inspired by the original design. Gold highlights are carefully integrated into the RR monogram, stitching and seat piping.

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Commenting on the event, Chris Brownridge, Chief Executive Officer of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, said: “At Rolls-Royce, we are committed to creating deeply personal masterpieces that reinvent what is possible. boundaries that truly define the essence of luxury. Each piece reflects our commitment to producing extraordinary, unique cars that always meet and exceed our customers’ expectations. This particular project really energizes our creative team. “