2010 Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe for Sale With 22,000 Miles

2010 Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe for Sale With 22,000 Miles

The Factory Five Cobra replica is one of the best ways to experience the timThe Phantom Coupe is widely regarded as the most beautiful modern Rolls-Royce, a dramatic, coach-doored two-door with the effortless power of a 6.75-liter V12. This 2010 example is a menacing black-on-black car with low mileage. It sits on Bring a Trailer at $125,000 with four days to go.

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What it’s worth right now

Steep depreciation has made the Phantom Coupe a striking ultra-luxury value. According to Classic.com and current listings, 2010 Phantom Coupe examples generally trade from close to $120,000 into the $180,000s depending on mileage, color, and condition, against an original price that reached close to $400,000 when new.

Fair value for a low-mileage example like this sits close to $115,000 to $165,000, most likely close to $130,000 to $150,000, with the desirable Coupe body, low mileage, and loaded specification supporting the figure and the notes below tempering it. At $125,000 with four days remaining, the bidding should climb into that range.

Condition and details

The car is a loaded, low-mileage example. Finished in black over a Black and Seashell interior, it runs the 6.75-liter V12, rated at 453 horsepower, through a six-speed automatic to the rear wheels, with 22-inch wheels, a brushed stainless hood, a retractable Spirit of Ecstasy, power coach doors, a Starlight headliner, and a Lexicon audio system. It shows 22,000 miles, and recent work includes a starter battery, an oil change, and a brake-fluid flush.

Several points deserve attention. Lowering links have been installed, giving the slammed look many favor but that purists may not, so confirm the suspension operates correctly. As with any Phantom, the upkeep is extreme, since tires, brakes, and any V12 or suspension work cost a fortune out of warranty, so budget heavily for specialist care and get a thorough inspection.

There is minor cosmetic wear, including rock chips, two micro-dents in the grille, and wear on the door sills, seat bolsters, and piping, plus a reported squeak and some caulking on the trunk underside that a bidder flagged, so verify those.

The offer

Specification

Detail

Make

Rolls-Royce

Model

Phantom Coupe

Year

2010

Mileage

22,000 miles

Engine

6.75-liter V12

Power

453 hp and 531 lb.ft of torque

Transmission

6-speed automatic

Drive type

Rear-wheel drive

Exterior color

Black

Interior color

Black and Seashell

Current bid

$125,000, with four days left

Interested in this 2010 Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe? View the listing here.

What makes the Phantom Coupe unique

The Phantom Coupe represents Rolls-Royce at its most dramatic and personal, a two-door interpretation of the flagship Phantom built for the owner who wanted to drive rather than be driven. Riding on an aluminum space-frame chassis with alloy and composite body panels, it pairs imposing, upright proportions with genuinely elegant detailing, from the brushed stainless hood and rear-hinged coach doors to the retractable Spirit of Ecstasy and the magical Starlight headliner that studs the roof with hundreds of fiber-optic lights. Beneath the long hood sits the sublime 6.75-liter V12, delivering its 453 horsepower with a silent, effortless surge that no other car quite replicates.

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That combination of dramatic style, hand-built craftsmanship, and serene, wafting power is exactly what gives the Phantom Coupe its enduring appeal, and its design has aged remarkably gracefully. Many consider it the best-looking Rolls-Royce of the modern era, and steep depreciation has now placed that once-$400,000 experience within far easier reach, offering a genuinely special car for the money.

My take

This is an enormous amount of car for the money, and the Phantom Coupe is a genuinely special thing, imposing, beautifully detailed, and serenely powerful. In black on black with the retractable ornament and Starlight headliner, this one has real presence, and the low mileage and loaded specification add to the appeal. The lowering links are a matter of taste, and easily addressed either way.

Fair value sits close to $115,000 to $165,000, most likely close to $130,000 to $150,000, with the running costs the main thing to plan for. Before bidding, budget realistically for Rolls-Royce upkeep, get a specialist inspection, confirm the lowered suspension and the flagged cosmetic items, and review the service history. Handle that, and this is one of the most beautiful and imposing ultra-luxury cars ever made, bought at a fraction of its original cost.

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This story was originally published September 6, 2026 at 3:12 PM.

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