Inside Rolls-Royce
pward1965
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Recorded this and watched it last night.
I was a bit disappointed with this; I think the problem was that there was not enough detail. There were lots of generic shots from inside the factory and lots of (no doubt carefully controlled) PR-type stuff but why focus so much on this year's special one-off?
I would have preferred more detail on how the cars were made.
I was a bit disappointed with this; I think the problem was that there was not enough detail. There were lots of generic shots from inside the factory and lots of (no doubt carefully controlled) PR-type stuff but why focus so much on this year's special one-off?
I would have preferred more detail on how the cars were made.
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It hammered home the thought that having shitloads of cash can't buy you style.
A long way from the injection moulded plastic trim in my last Toyota.
After watching the programme, is it just me or does anybody else think that the modern RR cars are just ugly and that some of the design features are tacky?
Not just you no. Its the influence of our Teutonic friends... engineers they may be but they wouldn't know style if it jumped about waving a flag. I find pretty much all German cars ugly. Yes, there are exceptions but on the whole they're all ugly.
Agreed. If I had all the money in the world, I still wouldn't buy one. Then again, that's personal taste.
The original Rolls Royce factory at Crewe makes Bentley cars now and I'd be much more interested in seeing inside that place. My father owned a (second hand) Bentley in the 1960s which was fitted with a record player (not tape, cassette or 8-track). It took singles with the middle punched out that you slotted in as you would a CD. Trouble was the only record I can remember playing on it was "My boy Lollypop"!