What car is this?

[Xpander]

A friend of mine world like to know details of this. Make, model, who built it and when, etc.

Thank you!

[31mph]

http://www.supercars.net/cars/4054.html

[Krikkit]

http://jalopnik.com/355280/1925-rolls+royce-phanto...

ETA: Ninja'd! Google reverse image search (you post a link to or upload an image and it uses that, came from a company/site called TinEye that Google bought) is highly useful for this.

[31mph]

Krikkit said:

http://jalopnik.com/355280/1925-rolls+royce-phanto...

ETA: Ninja'd! Google reverse image search is highly useful for this.

That's how I did it

[Matt UK]

That is stunning! Just look at that body and those curves!

[31mph]

Matt UK said:

That is stunning! Just look at that body and those curves!

And looks great in black!

[Xpander]

Excellent, thanks chaps.

[billywhizzzzzz]

31mph said:

Matt UK said:

That is stunning! Just look at that body and those curves!

And looks great in black!

As for the car...

[Crafty_]

Saw that car a few years ago in the Petersen Museum, its an awesome thing to look at, art-deco at its finest.

[delmatt]

this was featured in all of the classic mags including Octane a couple of months back. It is so absolutely awesome in every respect. Weighs about a million tonnes as well oif I remember.

[heretheygo]

graceful curves and then that monolithic slab of a radiator?
the headlights are a bit bug eye too imo.

[Lordbenny]

Doors are round!

[Risotto]

Here's Ugur Sahin’s modern day interpretation:

[s3fella]

Risotto said:

Here's Ugur Sahin’s modern day interpretation:

That's actually pretty nice!

[Grenoble]

s3fella said:

That's actually pretty nice!

I hate myself, but I agree. The wheels could be better, but that looks mean...

[thescamper]

I just love the way the windows wind up.