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• Rolls-Royce Motor Cars marks 100 years of Phantom at Goodwood Revival 2025
• Five magnificent examples of historic Phantoms displayed on the Aerodrome Lawn
• On-track appearances by four Phantom course cars throughout the event
• Continues a year-long centenary celebration of the marque’s pinnacle product

“No motor car has played such a pivotal role in shaping automotive and cultural history as the Rolls-Royce Phantom. Over eight generations spanning 100 years – a remarkable anniversary we’re honouring throughout 2025 – it has represented the very best in engineering, comfort and personal expression for its owners, and won admirers around the world. Goodwood Revival – on the doorstep of the Home of Rolls-Royce – is the perfect setting in which to celebrate this extraordinary motor car and its continuing legacy, with five of the most distinctive and historically important Phantoms ever created on public display. They vividly illustrate the aesthetic, technical and emotional through-lines that connect the original ‘New Phantom’ created by Henry Royce in 1925 to the highly Bespoke Phantom commissions we bring to life for our clients a century later.”
Andrew Ball, Head of Corporate Relations, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars continues its year-long programme marking the centenary of its pinnacle product, Phantom, at this weekend’s Goodwood Revival.

The centrepiece of the marque’s annual presence at the event will be a display on the Aerodrome Lawn, consisting of five magnificent Phantoms representing key moments and developments in the model’s 100-year history.

The selected motor cars are:


PHANTOM I BROUGHAM DE VILLE – ‘THE PHANTOM OF LOVE’

Dating from 1926 – the year after the original New Phantom was launched – this celebrated motor car is one of the finest examples of automotive art and craftsmanship ever created. It was commissioned by Clarence Warren Gasque as a gift for his wife, Maude, an heiress to the Woolworth family fortune, and was both a magnificent monument to his devotion, and an immoderate homage to her passion for 18th Century French history and design. Interior details include bespoke Aubusson tapestries, a hand-painted ceiling with gilded cornices, and a drinks cabinet topped with a French Ormolu clock and a pair of French porcelain vases filled with gilded metal and enamel flowers.


PHANTOM II CONTINENTAL TOURING PARK WARD

The now rare and highly prized Phantom II Continental was the production version of an experimental compact, sporting Phantom II variant produced for Henry Royce’s personal use. It was designed for high-speed touring over long distances on the smooth, straight roads of Europe and one of the few Phantoms of its era in which weight, wind resistance and other performance-related factors were as important as passenger comfort. This example, chassis 92PY, was commissioned by Mr A Y Gowen, an American industrialist who owned 16 Rolls-Royce motor cars during his lifetime. Intended for his travels around Europe, it’s fitted with a sunroof as well as the unique yellow tinted sun visor.


PHANTOM III

This beautiful motor car was originally ordered and delivered to Major Frederick Warren Pearl of Eaton Square, London SW1, in 1937. It passed through a number of hands before being exported to the United States. In 1989 it was repatriated to the UK and acquired by its current owner in 1995, following a comprehensive restoration.


PHANTOM IV LANDAULETTE

Phantom IV is the most exclusive model to bear the Phantom name: just 18 examples were produced between 1950 and 1956 and were offered only to royal families and heads of state. The chassis was 23.5 inches longer than that of the similar Silver Wraith; it was also the only Rolls-Royce to be fitted with a straight 8-cylinder engine. Phantom IV is still used by the British royal family for state occasions.


PHANTOM V

A magnificent and rare Rolls-Royce Phantom V with coachwork by James Young, this elegant PV22 model is finished in its original Midnight Blue. It was ordered by Marks & Spencer in January 1963 for the use of its chairman, Lord Marks, and delivered to him in March 1964. In perfect mechanical order, it has covered just 92,000 documented miles from new.

During the Revival, Phantom will also make regular appearances on the legendary Goodwood Motor Circuit. Four Phantom course cars will run from the assembly area between each race, demonstrating the power, precision and dynamic ability that continue to define Phantom as ‘the best car in the world’ after 100 years.

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• Clients welcomed to the French Riviera’s most celebrated addresses from 28 July to 3 August, including La Réserve Ramatuelle and Althoff Villa Belrose
• Collection of Bespoke motor cars and several soirées curated for clients visiting Saint-Tropez
• Reflects Rolls-Royce’s strategy to remain present in the world’s most rarefied locations

“Our summer programme in Saint-Tropez is a considered extension of our wider philosophy – to ensure our clients are never without the community, hospitality and access that Rolls-Royce provides, wherever they are in the world. Through this series of elegant engagements, set in some of the Riviera’s most sought-after addresses, Rolls-Royce affirms its role as both a curator of exceptional motor cars and a meaningful part of our clients’ lives.”
Boris Weletzky, Regional Director, United Kingdom, Europe and Central Asia, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars

From 28 July to 3 August, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars returns to the French Riviera with a series of client experiences in Saint-Tropez. The marque will host private appointments, curated drive opportunities, and private gatherings in a number of landmark destinations, including La Réserve and Althoff Villa Belrose.

Each location brings its own expression of Riviera refinement. Hidden among pine groves and rocky coves, La Réserve pairs modernist minimalist architecture with extraordinary seclusion, offering a spectacular sea view. Althoff Villa Belrose, with its cascading terraces and panoramic views, evokes the relaxed grandeur of a private Mediterranean estate.

These destinations directly reflect the tastes and habits of Rolls-Royce clients, shaped by insights into where they choose to spend their summers. These are the places that inspire them, host them, and feel like home. The brand’s presence in each location is a natural extension of that understanding, offering opportunities to connect in the environments they already love.

From these venues, guests are invited to explore Rolls-Royce’s full contemporary product portfolio via 12 Bespoke motor cars on the sweeping corniches that the region is famed for. These coastal roads were once favoured by Sir Henry Royce, who refined early motor cars from his winter home in nearby Le Canadel – lending quiet continuity to today’s Riviera experience.

A discreet hospitality space is reserved for client meetings and gatherings at each address, while an exclusive Rolls-Royce moment at the famed Nikki Beach – long associated with the lively spirit of Saint-Tropez – will channel the joie de vivre that draws many of the marque’s clients to the Côte d’Azur during the summer.

Rolls-Royce’s Saint-Tropez programme also includes a series of private soirées and hosted dinners, allowing clients to celebrate shared passions, regional character, and the quietly assured glamour that defines Rolls-Royce.

Clients can confirm their attendance and make further arrangements via the marque’s private members’ app, Whispers.