The Rolls-Royce 25/30 was produced between 1936 and 1938 and was one of the last cars Rolls-Royce produced prior to World War II. The exterior of the 25/30 is elegant and refined, with streamlined bodywork and classic Rolls-Royce features such as the signature grille and the “Spirit of Ecstasy” on the bonnet. The interior of the 25/30 was equally impressive, with luxury leather upholstery, wood accents and many handcrafted details. The car had a spacious cabin and comfortable seats. This type of Rolls-Royce was a popular choice for wealthy customers looking for a luxury car that could get them from A to B in style and comfort. It was also popular with celebrities and royalty, often used as an official car for state visits and ceremonial occasions. Today, the Rolls-Royce 25/30 1937 is considered a rare (only 1,201 produced) and valuable classic and admired for its timeless elegance and craftsmanship. The 25/30 offered here drives well. The engine is a line 6 cylinder GM conversion with an automatic gearbox coupled to it. The body is made of aluminum and built by Mulliner, who also made the Corniche Cabriolet, among other things. This car was mainly used as a wedding car. The car brakes, but the brakes need to be adjusted, now it drives with extra help from the handbrake. Lighting works, ie the sidelights and rear lights. The dipped headlights on the bumper need to be checked. A new exhaust has been mounted and new tires, except for 1 wheel on the front left. The central nut does not come loose (new strap is included). The alternator has also recently been renewed. There will also be 2 luxury imposed new dark blue license plates. To get a good picture of the lot, we advise you to come to the viewing day.