- Mbahpedia: Acknowledges the Phantom VII as a defining model that introduced them to the automotive world. Despite its opulence, the Phantom VII maintains a sense of formality without feeling pretentious. It's a template for the modern Rolls-Royce, including the Phantom VIII.
- Kid375: Struggles to choose between the more recent Phantom VIII and the vintage Phantom III. They admire both for their beautiful engines, highlighting the evolution from pure Rolls-Royce to BMW influences.
- Mhlonishwa Mkhiza: Declares the Phantom VII Series II Coupe as the best coupe ever created, emphasizing its unmatched elegance and design.
- Stu Cohen: Shares a missed chance of owning a 1928 Phantom I. Despite its excellent condition and Massachusetts craftsmanship, the $5,000 price was out of reach. Reflecting on the past, Stu wonders about the unique journey he could have had with this classic.
- Peter Smith: Asserts that their favorite Rolls-Royce is the one that will vehicle them to their lottery prize—a humorous nod to the car's luxury appeal.
The Rolls-Royce Phantom has evolved over generations, each with its unique charm and excellence. Whether it’s the opulence of the VII, the engineering beauty of the III and VIII, or the iconic coupes and historic craftsmanship, the Phantom remains an aspirational symbol of luxury and legacy.
