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Rolls Royce Phantom Facelift: Geneva 2012
Tue, 06 Mar 20122012 Rolls Royce Phantom Series II - the whole range gets a facelift The Rolls Royce Phantom Series II Facelift has been revealed at the Geneva Motor Show across the entire Phantom range. In showrooms June 2012. It would be quite hard to work out what Goodwood has done to the Rolls Royce Phantom to give it a facelift for 2012, despite which it is the most comprehensive raft of changes to RR’s flagship since the Phantom launched almost a decade ago, to create the Rolls Royce Phantom Series II.
Brazil Grand Prix (2013): RESULT
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Stylish 4 Series Convertible announced by BMW
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