Kadhim Al Helli, manager of Abu Dhabi Motors, has the hard job to keep customers satisfied. How do you do this in a region where customers keep on increasing their demands? That's when you need to come up with a one-off model. The Bespoke department used a special arabic horse for the Phantom Coupé Mirage.
Patrick managed to spot this special car in a parking garage in Dubai. At first, he didn't notice he was dealing with a one-off. A Bespoke Rolls-Royce can only be recognized by some small details. The Miragé was a black Arabic horse which was very famous in the beginning of the last century. In 1926, the horse won the Richmond Royal Show and in 1934 the American Champion during the National Arabion Show in Nashville.
The Phantom Coupé was painted in matte black and got a red Bespoke line on the side of the car. On the inside, we also see the red theme of the Bespoke line. The head rests have contrasting black horse head logos and even when you step in the Mirage Coupé you'll get an exclusive feeling because of the golden horseshoe you see when you step in.
