the 2012 Moving Motor Show as a test drive vehicle for selected members of media and VIP. Phantom Extended Wheelbase (2012–2017) The vehicle was unveiled at Auto China 2012, followed by Auto Expo Macau 2012 (in Infinity Black body colour, gold Spirit of Ecstasy, drinks cabinet and coolbox for individual seats, starlight headlining), Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok (Millionaire Auto). The Phantom EWB also has power reclining rear seats and Phantom Series II Coupé (2012–2017) This is the coupé version of the Rolls-Royce Phantom Series II. It was unveiled in Auto Expo Macau 2012. The car has new features such as the Infinity Black body colour illuminated gold Spirit of Ecstasy brushed steel bonnet illuminated bespoke tread plates starlight headlining ( Some of these features are also apparent on the Drophead coupé as well) Phantom Series II Drophead (2012–2017) The Phantom Series II Drophead is the 2×2 seater Convertible version of the Phantom Series II. It is based on the chassis of the Series I drophead and the exterior design is virtually unchanged except for the new headlights, identical to the ones equipped on the Series II Phantom Coupé. Specifications and Performance First Generation Body styles Engines BMW originally intended to use a 9.0L V16 engine in the Phantom, but at the last moment decided to use a more economical V12 engine. The engine can be seen in the concept Rolls-Royce 100EX. A V16 model Phantom Coupé was used in the film Johnny English Reborn at the specific request of Rowan Atkinson. Finally, the car uses a V12 engine with special increased 6.75 L displacement (the same displacement was used by classical L-Series 6.75 L V8 engine used by Rolls-Royce between 1959 and 2002). At the same time BMW 7 E65 uses an engine with 6.0 L displacement. Transmission All models include ZF 6-speed automatic transmission and double wishbone suspension. Second Generation Engines Transmissions All models include an 8-speed automatic transmission. Special Editions First Generation (2003-2012) Centenary Edition (2004) In 2004, to celebrate the company's one-hundredth 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 4 May 2004 at the Midland Hotel in Manchester. It was the