The Park Ward, the last of the genuine Rolls-Royce touring saloons to be made at the Crewe works, is configured for the maximum comfort of its two rear passengers. The Tokyo Motor Show car, building on the reputation of its predecessors, offers unrivalled levels of luxury, quality and coachbuilding reflecting the peerless craftsmanship of the Personal Commissioning Team at Crewe.
The distinguishing details of the Rolls-Royce Park Ward include the combination of Silver Storm over Silver Tempest paint to the upper and lower halves of the body with a single 'Wildberry' fine line to mark the boundary between the two.
Barley coloured hide forms the main trim with the contrast colour provided by Wildberry hide for the top roll, Wilton carpets and seat piping.
Expert craftsmanship and the latest in car entertainment technology are sensitively combined to bring together beautifully finished, traditional veneers which house TV & DVD entertainment with cordless, infrared headphones, a 333 mm (13.1 inch) centrally mounted drop down LCD monitor, and MiniDisc and CD audio systems.
For the discerning Rolls-Royce owner who prefers to be chauffeur-driven, the Rolls-Royce Park Ward is arguably the most elegant and stylish Rolls-Royce motor car produced by the Crewe factory. Swift, silent and serene it showcases the timeless and unmatched talents of the world's most skilled and specialist automotive workforce.
