Selling a 1926 Rolls Royce Phantom I

 

The Phantom I was the first of its kind. It was built with a level of style and comfort that became a trademark for Rolls-Royce for decades to come. The 1926 Rolls-Royce Phantom I made its appearance in the United States, where it was locally made in Springfield, Massachusetts. Like its British counterpart, the American Phantom I had the same elegance and class that made it a Rolls-Royce.

1926 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Seller’s Guide

 

The Phantom I was built with a 7.7-liter six-cylinder engine that was capable of reaching more than 90 mph, which was impressive for the time. It was an ultra-luxury, performance vehicle that highlighted British automotive excellence. Furthermore, with only 3,512 models of the Phantom I produced, the car has always been difficult to acquire. For this reason, investors and automobile collectors are willing to pay a lot of money to receive a 1926 Rolls-Royce Phantom I in top condition. If you’re thinking about selling your Rolls-Royce, make sure that you have a professional inspector assess it and take pictures before you sell the car. This will help you establish a reasonable price of the car, so that you don’t risk losing a lot of money.

Selling a classic car can be a lot of work. You need to network with collectors, go to auctions, and visit car shows. If this is something that you’re not interested in doing, give Alex Manos a call instead. Their dedicated team of professionals have a wealth of experience working with classic cars, including luxury models like Rolls-Royces, and will give you a sizable sum of cash for your vehicle. Since they buy a car in any condition, you don’t have to worry about restoring your Rolls-Royce before selling it. One of the biggest advantages of working with Alex Manos is that you can sit back while they do all the work. They’re even happy to arrange the shipping from anywhere in the United States. Give them a call today and let them help you sell your car!

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