Have you seen the Rolls Royce Mulliner limousine? If you haven’t, I don’t blame you. In fact, you have more fingers and toes than the world has Rolls Royce Mulliner cars, with only 18 cars built to date. It is both rare and beautiful, with a long and sturdy Silver Wraith chassis built specially by Mulliner. Its body was individually handcrafted, framed with wood, and styled with exquisite taste.

Each car was made per specific request; some models were even tailored to have head lamps. It had a cabinet meant for drinks, holding up to four bottles. Almost imperative to every luxury car is space; fortunately, this Rolls Royce limousine can be enjoyed by up to seven passengers, with their seats complete with button switches for their comfort.

Its wheelbase measured 145 inches, with its tires measuring 8 x 17. It had a straight 8 cylinder engine and an aluminum alloy cylinder head. It had a capacity of 5675 cc. It boasted of independent front suspension with coil springs and semi-elliptic rear springs. This Rolls Royce limousine had servo-aided drum brakes as well.

Given their rarity and beauty, the Rolls Royce Mulliner limousines were also very exclusive. These cars were never meant for public buying; they were intended for royalty and heads of state. So if you’ve seen the Rolls Royce Mulliner limousine, you’re lucky. If you say you’ve ridden it, well… you’re probably lying.