Rolls-Royce Phantom I Market Index1925-1931

About the Rolls-Royce Phantom I

The Rolls-Royce Phantom I, originally launched as the "New Phantom" before taking on its numeral to distinguish it from subsequent generations, was produced globally from 1925 to 1931 as the grand successor to the legendary Silver Ghost. Powered by a massive 7.7-litre inline-six engine, the model was supplied strictly as a running chassis, leaving bespoke bodywork to premier coachbuilders selected directly by each customer. In terms of market value, well-preserved and original-bodied Phantom I examples command strong, steady valuations within the collector car market, where rarity and coachbuilder prestige heavily dictate ultimate worth. The buyer pool consists primarily of seasoned vintage enthusiasts, serious private collectors, and international prestige museums who revere the model for its historic significance as the dawn of the Phantom line. Consequently, its desirability remains exceptionally high among pre-war motoring connoisseurs who value its engineering robustness and timeless, handcrafted elegance.