Selling a Rolls Royce Corniche III

 

This time for both hemispheres, a new Corniche came in 1989 as the Rolls Royce Corniche III. The most notable addition to this line of distinguished two-doors was a set of airbags as a vital safety feature that would become standard on all future Rolls Royce cars. Some fun little changes were modern alloy wheels, bumpers matched to the paint job, a superior suspension system, and MK-Motronic fuel injections, together with a spruced up interior in the shape of revised seats and a new dashboard layout. Otherwise, it was mostly identical to its forebears sporting an OHV V8 engine and 3-speed General Motors Turbo Hydramatic Transmission. The aggressive, low-sitting design was of a kind with the popular Silver Shadow, but a bit more dignified at a glance.

Rolls Royce Corniche III Seller’s Guide

 

The Rolls Royce Corniche III is a gem surely enough, but that doesn’t always equal an easy sell. A car that is highly sought after can bring with it unique problems. Among enthusiasts of classic cars there’s a certain amount of pedantry, and prospective buyers will be prying from the word go with a Corniche III up for grabs. The idea of owning such a resplendent vehicle can seem almost too good to be true and on occasion it is as there are a number of perfidious dealers out there. So, when selling, quite a lot might be demanded of you between inspections, test-drives, and somewhat repetitive interrogations orchestrated by buyers. With a recently produced car, it might seem natural to spruce it up a bit before sale, but with Classic cars, it’s probably best to leave things alone. To bring in the bank you want to sell a Corniche III as close to its factory specifications as you possibly can.

However, that doesn’t mean a car is worthless just because it’s had some work done. Alex Manos is looking to buy classic cars of all sorts. His team is always poised to assess a car, make an offer, and if the price is satisfactory it’s a done deal. They get the car and you get paid, no hassle. So call today! What’s keeping you?

Classic Rolls Royce – We work with buyers everywhere in the US, so even if you live remotely, We Want To Talk about selling your classic car. I’m Alex Manos, and I love buying classic cars!

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