The Last Dance of an Era
In the twilight before the world changed, the Rolls-Royce Phantom III (1936–1939) arrived as the last great symbol of luxury. Powered by the marque’s first V12 engine and graced with independent front suspension, it moved with unmatched refinement—elegance turned into motion.
It was the final creation touched by Sir Henry Royce himself, a swan song etched in steel and leather. Every line carried his legacy, making the Phantom III more than a car: it was poetry in motion, the closing chapter of a golden age that placed beauty above all else.