When creating the Phantom Drophead Coupé the design team drew inspiration from the classic J-class racing yachts of the 1930s. The fastest yachts of their time, these pedigree vessels possessed a spectacular combination of ability, versatility and fitness for purpose. Thanks to the use of the finest materials in their natural state, they were also exceptionally beautiful. It's this sense of functionality, immediacy and exposure to the elements the Rolls Royce designers admired, and what they have striven to capture in the Phantom Drophead Coupé's thrilling lines. The use of steel and wood - design highlights first seen in the 100EX experimental car of 2004  cement the maritime theme.

Honesty and integrity were paramount in the design process, which is why the Phantom Drophead Coupé has a soft-top, rather than a folding metal roof so beloved by the rest of the car industry. It was also important for the styling to give a clearer hint at the Phantom Drophead Coupé's performance, which is why the front is more rakish and the radiator grille is a more streamlined shape. A car to be enjoyed in a more spontaneous, less formal way, it's fitting that the Phantom Drophead Coupé's vibrant character is expressed in such unmistakable style.

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