It’s been awhile since we’ve heard from Rolls Royce about the 100EX concept, which had been announced as one of two
new vehicles the ultra-exclusive brand would be bringing to market soon, the other being the long wheelbase Phantom.
The 100EX debuted at Geneva in 2004 and production of a four-door convertible based on the concept is scheduled to go
on sale in late 2006 as a 2007 model. Though the 100EX is motivated by an epic 600-hp powerplant displacing 9.0L
throughout 16 cylinders, the production model, likely to be called the Corniche, will supposedly make do with the
Phantom’s 453-hp V12. RR has just released these pictures of the 100EX rolling around the isle of Manhattan increasing
property value wherever it roamed.
More ramblings on Rolls 100EX:
Autoweek gets chauffeured in 100EX by Rolls design
chief
Rolls Royce 100EX cabrio: supersize me
Rolls needs to sell 1,000-plus to make profit
Rolls Royce OKs convertible design, wants cheaper
model
From the “money to burn” file, RR doubles model
line
Follow the jump for the rest of the pics…