Rolls-Royce The example shown here is finished in a unique shade of blue named after the owner. Rolls-Royce says the color evokes a nautical connotation, subtle in the shade but pops with crystal flakes in the sun. The wheels are unique to the Boat Tail, finished in bright blue. It took four years to craft this car from the ground up, so every detail is bespoke. A new take on the iconic pantheon grille sits up front with a unique lighting signature that looks like a modern interpretation of the Phantom Drophead to our eyes. Details like the wraparound windshield are meant to give the Boat Tail a yacht-like appearance, which becomes more apparent when approaching the rear end. The rear aft features a wooden rear deck with a Caleidolegno veneer, never before used on a Rolls-Royce. This deck hides the Boat Tail's most unique element, a hosting suite.