2000 Rolls-Royce Corniche V

Please note: mileage is in kilometers and price in Euro's

You know that feeling when you book an expensive hotel room with your loved one? You step inside, reveling in the opulence; everything is surprisingly soft yet reassuringly solid. You sink into the bed and tell each other that the vacation has truly begun. That’s the feeling Rolls-Royce promises its owners every single day.

In pre-war times, many Rolls-Royce owners already owned a little house in the South of France. Many of them would take a photo, wearing straw hats and boat shoes, by the 'Grande Corniche,' an awe-inspiring view along the French Riviera. To appeal to exactly this crowd with a gorgeous luxury convertible, the Rolls-Royce open touring model was christened the Corniche.

As a stunt to showcase comfort, Rolls-Royce drove the convertible up and down to Marseilles from the factory in one day. This caught on, resulting in meteoric popularity, making even the wealthiest individuals wait for a long time before they could let their hair down in style. Needless to say, the car was designed for one thing: enjoying absolute luxury in the most beautiful, sun-drenched locations on earth.

Ours? Originally from California, where they also enjoy over-the-top luxury. They also get bored quickly, which is why there are less than 34,000 miles on the clock—barely broken in. Just getting warmed up and fully maintained. You won’t find a better one. So dust off the Canon or whip out the iPhone 16 Pro Max Super Deluxe, sink into the Magnolia Hide Leather interior with Wilton wool carpets and lambswool mats, drop the electric roof, and unleash the turbocharged 6.75-liter V8 towards the Corniche. Did you know that only 374 of these were ever built, with just 112 in left-hand drive?

Contact us quickly, and we’ll gladly guide you further toward this unique experience.