Selling a 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I

 

Rolls-Royce created history in 1925 when they released the “New Phantom” model, which would later be called the Phantom I. The 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I was the second type of 40/50 hp model released by Rolls-Royce, and it was created to replace the aging Silver Ghost. The Phantom I ushered in the era of big and powerful luxury cars, which remained a popular trend until the end of World War II.

1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Seller’s Guide

 

The Phantom I was truly a unique piece of automotive history. Its 7.7-liter engine was powerful enough to pull the car’s heavy frame and still reach 90 mph. In terms of luxury and performance, the Phantom I set a bar that was difficult for any of its competitors to reach. Because of the Phantom I’s unique place in automotive history, combined with the fact that Rolls-Royce only made around 3,500 of these cars, collectors and restorers will pay a lot of money to purchase this car. There have been reports of ’25 Phantom I models in good condition going for as much as $1,000,000.

Before you sell your Rolls-Royce Phantom I, you will need to take detailed pictures of the car’s interior, exterior, and engine parts. You should also consider networking with collectors who frequent auctions and car shows. This will give you the opportunity to talk with knowledgeable people in the industry who can help you make an informed decision regarding the value of your car. If you want to see your ’25 Phantom I without unwanted stress, contact the staff at Alex Manos. They are happy to give you a fair price for your classic car, and they will buy any automobile regardless of its current condition. Another thing that makes Alex Manos a viable option is that they take care of all the work. They’ll even arrange the shipping from anywhere in the United States, including Alaska. Give Alex Manos a call today to see how they can help you sell your Rolls-Royce.

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