The Corniche Shooting Brake by Rolls-Royce
This vehicle is a unique blend of a family heirloom and a work of art. The Niels van Roij Rolls-Royce Corniche has undergone a 2.5-year transformation from a coupé to a shooting brake.
With its exquisite craftsmanship, this car is a rare find. The owner, having driven it for only 20 minutes, entrusted it to me for a test drive. The weight of responsibility was palpable, especially when navigating through rush hour traffic in the rain.
It is fresh from two and a half years of craftsmanship to convert it from coupé to shooting brake and now I’m jostling it through rush hour in the rain.
Nicknamed "Henry II," this car seems to look after its driver. Despite the initial nerves, the experience was unforgettable.
Author's summary: A rare Rolls-Royce Corniche shooting brake.
- Conversion time: 2.5 years
- Previous drive time: 20 minutes
- Nickname: Henry II
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