Rolls-Royce has unveiled its latest masterpiece, the Sweptail, often referred to as the “no dead ends” luxury vehicle. Priced at nearly $13 million, it stands as the most luxurious creation ever to come out of the esteemed British automaker.

The Rolls-Royce Sweptail is a work of art that seamlessly combines elements of drama and extravagance reminiscent of classic Rolls-Royce models. It carries the essence of iconic designs such as the 1925 Phantom I Round Door, the meticulous detailing of the 1934 Phantom II Streamline Saloon, and the timeless elegance seen in the Gurney Nutting Phantom II 1934, Park Ward 20/25 Limousine Coupe, and more.

The exterior of the Sweptail is the epitome of sophistication. The roofline elegantly forms a V-shape, extending to the rear of the car, culminating in a pair of square, yet irresistibly alluring, taillights. While retaining the traditional front grille, the front end boasts a notable difference – a rectangular metal border that envelops the entire front face of the car.

Inside, the Sweptail offers an interior that oozes luxury and sophistication, featuring meticulously crafted and exquisitely detailed elements. The central control panel is crafted from premium Macassar Ebony and Paldao wood, showcasing the painstaking attention to detail that has gone into creating this masterpiece.

Rolls-Royce revealed that it took them four years to complete this one-of-a-kind Sweptail. Its value cannot be measured by a specific figure, but rather by the dedication, high craftsmanship, and unique vision of an anonymous owner.

This anonymous patron is described as a connoisseur of rare collectibles, including superyachts and private planes. It is not difficult to understand why this discerning individual wanted their two-door Rolls-Royce to possess exceptional and unique qualities.

In terms of pricing, according to The Telegraph, this extraordinary automobile carries a price tag of nearly $13 million. Therefore, it has the potential to become the newest and most expensive car ever sold.