
The starlight headliner on the Phantom Sedan—an $8,100 option
This is another in a series of blogs on the most outrageously luxurious options available on today’s new cars.
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Rolls Royce Options
If you think you’re overpaying for movie popcorn, wait till you visit your nearest Rolls-Royce showroom. These are the option prices on the 2012 Rolls-Royce Phantom Sedan, which by the way starts at $380,000:
- 6-way power individual rear seats ($8,100)
- Rear footrests ($2,600)
- Rear curtains ($5,900)
- Rear picnic tables ($2,800)
And then there’s the $447,000 2012 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe:
- Teak and stainless steel convertible top boot ($17,925)
- Starlight headliner ($12,350)
- Floormats made from lambswool ($1,270)
For an extra $4,610, the Phantom Drophead Coupe comes with a “presentation key box,” which includes a solid silver key fob and a silver fountain pen. The latter is necessary for writing fat checks to Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.

A rear picnic table on the Phantom Sedan
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