Rolls-Royce Phantom Rides Classy on Big Wire-Wheel

Then we suggest ditching the crossover SUV establishment altogether – never mind the potentially cool Range Rovers, G 63s, or the upcoming Ferrari Purosangue. And we also advise not falling prey to the two-tone or colorful palette trend either or Escalade looks. Instead, let us get back to the apparently subtle basics.

So, here is a traditional Rolls-Royce Phantom build that wants nothing to do with all the murdered-out . Instead, it resides pristine and white-only accompanied by lots of chrome – just like it did for decades prior via countless other iterations. Only its owner also wanted to be a little modern, so an aftermarket shop called MC Customs from Miami, Florida quickly obliged.

They did not taint the legendary Phantom presence with outrageous ideas, though. Instead, they opted for just the right amount of customization to attract the attention of the custom forged wheel experts over at Santa Fe Springs. And they quickly gave a swift explanation about what exactly is amiss here.

That would be the AGLuxury AGL45 monoblock forged multi-spoke wire-wheel treatment, with the brushed polished finish matching like an aftermarket personalization charm with the overall classy white and chrome atmosphere. Now that’s a Phantom that effortlessly stands out in any ultra-luxury suicide door limousine crowd. And does that without even trying – perhaps due to everyone being fascinated by the eternal little gizmo of the floating Rolls-Royce cap variety