The Corniche Shooting Brake by Rolls-Royce
This vehicle is more than just a car, it's a family heirloom and a work of art combined. The Niels van Roij Rolls-Royce Corniche has undergone a two-and-a-half-year transformation from a coupé to a shooting brake.
Fresh from its conversion, the car was taken for a spin, with the owner having driven it for only 20 minutes beforehand. The weight of responsibility was palpable, especially when navigating through rush hour traffic in the rain.
It's not unusual for complete strangers to entrust me with their cars, but it is unusual for the offer to come with what feels like such a weight of responsibility.
Despite the challenges, the car, nicknamed "Henry II," proved to be reliable and looked after its driver. The author notes that even when faced with an uncertain situation, such as an oncoming bin lorry, the car seemed to take care of itself.
Author's summary: A unique Rolls-Royce Corniche shooting brake.
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