https://www.bramley.com/carsales/details/R.../13633.htm

Been watching this one for a while.
Originally they were asking £120k but believe they have now put it up to £130k.
Without the royal connection probably in the region of £75k as very low miles.
I cant see there will ever be another car driven by Prince Philip carrying the Queen & the Obama's.
So a totally unique bit of history.
If I had the asking lying around spare I might buy it, as I think at £130k it is probably under valued.
I suspect if this was marketed properly it would achieve considerably more.
At the very least if stored correctly I cant see it going down in value.
All of course IMHO

I'm surprised the service history is out, should it not have had a service every 12 months regardless?

^ should have however looking at the advert it was serviced right before it was sold through the dealer network having only covered 100 miles. its only done a futher 800 miles since then...... So servicing it may be a little overkill However £130k for the provenance......nah not for me. Nothing against The Queen, I'm sure she's a lovely person, but paying extra for a lightly used royal car. Nope.

Now a well loved old 322 which HM has driven the wheels off for £20k that might be worth having...... There is nothing that can't be fixed with a hammer😜😜
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A friend of mine sells a lot of cars that have “Royal provenance” typically they may be 10 to 20 year old Rolls & Bentley’s,
Many have less than 10k miles, year on year mileage is often 50 miles or so, just enough to go for the annual service & MOT etc.

I used to love wandering around Bramley 20+ years ago, late at night when there was nobody else around. They always had an amazing selection of interesting cars. Still remember being smitten by a 964 Speedster... 2016 Skoda Octavia VRS Estate
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