In 2004 Rolls Royce brought out perhaps their most important special edition cars. To celebrate the companies 100th Anniversary, Rolls Royce introduced the “Phantom Centenary Edition”. This model was limited to only 35 units worldwide and was specifically commissioned by Rolls Royce. Most special edition cars are not commissioned by the factory, or are brought out to boost sales. This is not the case with the Centenary Edition. The car was debuted on May 4, 2004 at the Midland Hotel in Manchester. The Midland hotel holds special significance because it was the meeting place of Charles Rolls and Henry Royce. The Centenary Phantom can be distinguished from the standard car by several key features. All of the cars “RR” emblems are red instead of black. This is reminiscent of the original Rolls Royce cars that bore red badges for the first 25 years of the company until it was later changed due to customer requests. Each car is painted in a special “Dark Curzon” color used only for the 35 Centenary cars and the 100EX prototype, which was also debuted for the company’s centenary celebration.

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