Chapter 1 reveals the story behind the iconic Spirit of EcstasyThe History Of Rolls-Royce Short Film Series

By Brian Makse

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has released the first in a series of short films detailing the history of the legendary luxury marque. This first film tells the story behind Rolls-Royce’s icon, the Spirit of Ecstasy. We won’t reveal any details here so that you can enjoy this short film from Rolls-Royce without any spoilers.

We’re unabashed fans of the marque and for our perspective, feel free to check out our video review of the Rolls-Royce Wraith here.

Image courtesy of Matt Edmondson.

Published on Dec 12, 2016

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