In a reversal of their original on-screen roles Rolls-Royce is following Aston Martin with a tribute to the 1964 James Bond movie Goldfinger. On screen Auric Goldfinger was chauffeured by Oddjob in a ...

The one-off Phantom Goldfinger, photographed on the Furka Pass in Switzerland, where parts of the ... [+] James Bond movie were shot. When Rolls-Royce builds a unique car, it doesn’t do things ...

However, driven by his henchman Oddjob – nobody bowled a hat quite so lethally – the first V12-engined Rolls-Royce proved the perfect accomplice in Goldfinger’s plot to crash world’s gold ...

The Rolls-Royce Phantom Goldfinger features a solid 18-karat gold bar in the center console Movie references are littered throughout the Phantom Goldfinger's bespoke design touches Aston Martin ...

At least, we assume something like that occurred in the process of designing this very special Rolls-Royce model designed to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has unveiled a one-of-one Phantom Extended that pays homage to the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger – one of twelve Rolls-Royce appearances in the 007 film franchise.

Cue in the one-off Rolls-Royce Phantom Goldfinger, commissioned to commemorate the 1964 007 franchise hit, Goldfinger. According to the ultra-luxury automaker, the Goldfinger incorporates the ...

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the classic 1964 James Bond spy movie Goldfinger - starring Sean Connery in his third outing as 007 - Rolls-Royce has created a new one-off long-wheelbase Phantom.

Rolls Royce is marking 60 years of the James Bond movie Goldfinger with a one-off Phantom Extended. The yellow paint matches the color of Auric Goldfinger’s 1937 Phantom III Sedanca de Ville.

Auric Goldfinger uttered those words in 1964, shortly before telling agent 007—who was strapped down and about to be done in by a laser beam—that he expected him to die. Key to this dastardly ...

Rolls-Royce photographed the one-off on the Furka Pass that Goldfinger stopped on to buy some fruit in the film, as Bond followed with a tracker hidden in the trunk of the black-and-yellow Phantom.