Rolls-Royce 101EX Concept Presented in Geneva
The new Rolls-Royce 101EX is disguised as a 'concept', but it will find its first buyers in the year 2008.



Rolls-Royce 101EX Concept Presented in Geneva
From the exterior point of view, the car is a sibling of the upcoming Rolls Royce 100EX Corniche convertible, unveiled during the 2003 Geneva motor show, but with a hard roof that makes the coupe more rigid and, therefore, safer. The Rolls Royce 101EX also features the same two-tone bodywork and general styling, says AutoWeek.

The aluminium-structured car is based on the current Phantom model, although it's almost ten inches shorter and a little bit lower. Being a real Rolls-Royce, the 101EX is a full four-seat coupe which means all four occupants of the luxury sports-car will be drowned in comfort and style.

Just like Corniche and Phantom, the 101EX will be equipped with a powerful 48-valve 6.75-litre V12 engine that produces 450 horsepower with 531-lb-ft of torque.

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