A golden Rolls-Royce Corniche.

Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible is one of the few cars that can control the color of local gold. Rolls-Royce Corniche (Rolls-Royce Corniche). Corniche (pronounced "k? RniSH "), literally translated as coastal highway, refers to the road that extends along the coast while approaching the cliff.

Rolls-Royce Corniche is a classic luxury coupe with front engine and rear wheel drive. Most of the cars produced between 197 1 and 1980 are hard-top cars, and there are also convertible models produced between 1980 and 1995. Obviously, the convertible is more beautiful and more expensive.

The name of the "dangerous road" car system can be traced back to the experimental prototype of 1939. At that time, the name was obtained from the French word corniche. More specifically, it should refer to a coastal road along the Principality of Monaco to the French Riviera. Up to 1992, almost all Corniche models were manufactured in Mulliner Park Ward in London, England.

The company is a custom-made body manufacturer located in Denhays Road, Willers, London, and a subsidiary of Rolls-Royce, specializing in the custom-made body business of Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars. At present, this company is still the debugging department of Bentley.

In fact, the first car with Corniche nameplate was based on 1939 Bentley's Mark V model, but later, due to the outbreak of World War II, there was no opportunity for mass production.

It was not until the last century1970s that Rolls-Royce began to develop on the basis of the two-door version of Silver Shadow, and relaunched the Corniche Dangerous Road series. This car is equipped with cast iron lined aluminum alloy 1984. Bentley Motor also launched a Bentley version of this car, renamed Bentley Continental, with a slight change in appearance.