Rolls-Royce at Goodwood: The Inner Sanctum

Rolls-Royce motor cars are known for their exacting attention to detail. For their amazing craftsmanship. For all the elements, small and large, that can go into the car – and will at any owner’s request. A new 2016 Rolls-Royce can come in a myriad of colors, feature a stunning starscape in the roof, host polished wood and stainless steel, and include a light-up crystal Spirit of Ecstasy. And that is just the start.

Goodwood is the home of Rolls-Royce, where vehicles are built with meticulous hands and minds. It isn’t loud or raucous the way some car factories are. There aren’t dozens of robot arms moving, placing pieces, wielding them in place. Instead, there are people. Skilled, dedicated people. Each of them has a very important job, and together they all move as one, doing their parts to create a brand new Rolls-Royce.

Their goal is to make everything perfect, everything exquisite, just as it should be to represent everything that Rolls-Royce is and stands for. The new 2016 Rolls-Royce you see at West Palm Beach Rolls Royce was created with precision in a way that no ordinary factory can match.

The facility itself is bright, lit with top quality lights as well as large windows for plenty of natural illumination. This allows craftsmen and designers to properly see colors, details, and everything they need so that the vision for each vehicle can be fully realized. The rooms are kept exceedingly clean; floors shine, work materials are organized, and everything is in its place. Those who work on every new 2016 Rolls-Royce have a passion for their job, which comes out with every stitch they sew and every weld they make. It comes  across with every buff of a window, every twist of a screw, and every icon that leaves Goodwood for a happy owner.
See this quality for yourself at Braman West Palm Beach Rolls Royce. A single test drive and examination of the car will leave you in love – and wanting more.