This Corniche two-door hardtop coupe is driven by a 6.75-liter V-8 that has plenty of power to get up and go. It is meshed with a smooth automatic transmission that will propel you down the road in style. It has options of power steering, power brakes, power windows and air conditioning, plus all of the cache and elegance you would expect from a 1976 Rolls-Royce.

The bodylines on the Corniche Coupe are very distinct and they flow firmly from front to the rear. The simple, yet elegant, front grille shows a form of stature represented in the Rolls-Royce name. The tan interior is a complement to the silver and copper painted exterior.

The Corniche was first introduced in 1971; it represented the coupe and cabriolet versions of the Silver Shadow Four-Door Saloon. The coupe was later discontinued in 1982, but the cabriolet was produced until 1996. The Corniche has a desirable and recognizable look to it and has been widely praised over the years.

This vehicle came standard with cruise control and its other conveniences and luxury appointments allow the vehicle to be quite desirable. The large V-8 under the hood makes the heavy platform feel light. It combines power with an intellectual design and comfort for the driver and passengers while being ensconced in an interior adorned with beautiful wood trim elements. The owner conveys that an original steering wheel in brand new condition will be included with the sale of the car and that the mileage is actual. The car has been gone through comprehensively including a bare metal repaint performed by Richard Gorman at Vantage Motorworks Rolls Royce.

The style, quality and simplicity of a Rolls-Royce contribute in making them so desirable. The soft, comfortable seats lure owners to fall in love with their cars. This vehicle has smooth suspension to allow the car to glide down the road like few others. If you like elegant intuition, this is the automobile for you.