Boat Tail is first of three custom cars of the same name from Rolls-Royce, tracing its roots back to another Rolls-Royce commission, the 2017 Sweptail. It’s also the first product of Rolls ...

Luxury, speed, exclusivity—these are the trademarks of the world’s most expensive cars. Built by elite manufacturers and ...

The car itself isn't actually the result of a conversation between two designers, but a commission from one of Rolls-Royce's customers. The Boat Tail is likely based on the Dawn (though there's no ...

Those craftsmen at Rolls Royce’s Goodwood factory sure have a solid work ethic. It was only earlier this week that Rolls announced it was getting back into the coachbuilding game full-time, and ...

Take a good look at the Rolls-Royce “Boat Tail” and don’t laugh at the sight of the umbrella in the back. Instead, let’s marvel together ... According to renowned car vlogger Mr JWW ...

The unique ‘Boat Tail’ is based on the 1927 Mercedes S-Type and it was one of the most powerful road-legal cars in the world at the time. Fitted with a revolutionary bodywork that incorporates ...

He's also got an extensive collection of cars that are in a private museum, of which the Boat Tail will surely be the new centerpiece. He brought four unique pearl shells from his collection to ...

Compared with Rolls' current production cars, the Boat Tail's face looks unique. The Pantheon grille is an integral part of the front end instead of looking more tacked-on; there's no chrome ...

is the car’s time-keeping accessory. Bovet designed matching “his and hers” watches for Mr. and Mrs. Carter that can actually pull double duty as the Boat Tail’s clock. When not on the ...

In the very early days of boat-tail design, engineers would simply fix the hull of a boat onto the rolling chassis of a car, creating a streamlined automobile with a nautical theme. It’s a ...

where it premiered its first Boat Tail, a bespoke creation that handily tops the list of world's most expensive new cars at a reported $28 million. How do you follow up such a monumental ...