Rolls-Royce

Slowly, the gate to the fleet opens. Light falls on a winged female figure that rises above a radiator grille reminiscent of Doric columns. Two intertwined letters are engraved in the grille: two large Rs for Rolls-Royce. They adorn a Phantom I from 1926 - one of the vehicles that the creators of the Rolls-Royce exhibition "Strive for Perfection" have gathered about the famous luxury brand. When the engine starts, the power of more than seven and a half liters of displacement resonates. However, the sound is not loud and intrusive, but rather muted and reserved; it is practically inaudible. This is also a form of understatement. The story of Rolls-Royce began in 1904. Engineer Frederick Henry Royce and businessman Charles Rolls met in Manchester to discuss a potential collaboration.