Halloween’s Ultimate Luxury: The $819,980 Rolls-Royce Phantom Mansory — Trick or Treat?
This Halloween, Mansory's take on the Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII arrives not as a car, but as a statement of excess: priced at $819,980, weighing nearly three tons, and measuring 18 feet long—yet it seats only four. The cabin shines in Tiffany Blue Connolly leather with forged carbon fiber on the hood, rockers, and door sills, plus a Spirit of Ecstasy finished in black chrome. Add a star-scape headliner that might reveal Uranus to curious rear-seat observers, and you have a vehicle that reads as much theatre as transport.
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Exterior and Interior, Forged for Attention
Mansory's edits go beyond color: forged carbon fiber dominates the exterior accents—the hood, rocker panels, and door sills carry the Mansory badge. Inside, Tiffany Blue Connolly leather wraps the cabin, while the brake calipers echo the hue behind oversized wheels. Lip spoilers and black chrome around the Spirit of Ecstasy complete the show. The star-scape headliner adds a dash of space-age whimsy to a car that already dwarfs most roads.
Power, Tech and Ride: Quiet Confidence in a Near-18-Foot Giant
Under the hood sits a Rolls-Royce 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12, delivering 563 horsepower and 664 pound-feet of torque on premium fuel. An eight-speed ZF automatic shifts as imperceptibly as a sleeping kitten's fart, and the car rides on an air suspension with active rollbars and rear-wheel steering. A forward camera and GPS system read the road ahead and tune the ride accordingly, helping this near-18-foot leviathan feel surprisingly refined.
Miles, Title, and the Price Tag
According to the listing, this Phantom carries a clean title and just 303 miles on the odometer—essentially showroom-new by any measure. The asking price is $819,980. The write-up notes that the ultra-rich often prefer pristine, unused examples rather than second-hand machines. Is this for the vast majority? Nah. There is a market for cars like this, but it isn’t a market for most people.
You Decide: Is This Monster Worth Its Price or Lovecraft‑Level Excess?
What do you think of this Phantom Mansory and its mortgage-level price tag? Is it fair for someone who can actually afford it, or is it Lovecraftian excess dressed up as art? The piece closes with a direct prompt: You decide. If you want more, the listing lives on Los Angeles Craigslist; the author invites tips at robemslie@gmail.com.
