The vehicle offered here is a 1981 Rolls-Royce Camargue in German specification with left-hand drive. A particularly interesting history makes this example an exceptional representative of its model range: it was specifically built in 1981 for the appearance of Rolls-Royce Motors Limited, Car Division, at the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt.

The documentation available provides an impressive insight into the processes of the time. Numerous original documents from the Rolls-Royce archive provide evidence of both the considerable effort involved in the production and registration of such a vehicle at that time, as well as the extensive factory quality control. The aim was to present the vehicle at the IAA in correspondingly perfect condition.

Following its appearance at the IAA, the Camargue's subsequent history initially took it via Belgium to New York, where it came into the possession of the heir to a renowned champagne dynasty. The vehicle subsequently returned to Germany and was acquired by a German automobile collector.

Under his ownership, the Camargue was not only driven regularly and with great enthusiasm, but was also comprehensively maintained both technically and cosmetically. Since 2018, more than €125,000 has demonstrably been invested in restoration and servicing work. The corresponding invoices and receipts are available in their original form and document the exceptional effort invested in bringing the vehicle to the condition it is in today.

Today, this ocean-blue Pininfarina coupé presents itself as a particularly charismatic and exceptional representative of the Rolls-Royce Camargue. Its rare history, documented IAA heritage, extensive factory documentation and the substantial investments made in recent years make this vehicle a particularly interesting opportunity for enthusiasts and collectors.

Special Features and Documentation:

German specification
Left-hand drive (LHD)
1981 IAA show car of Rolls-Royce Motors Limited, Car Division
Extensive original documents and records from the Rolls-Royce archive
Original restoration and service invoices exceeding €125,000 since 2018
Second-series model
17-digit VIN
Second series with numerous structural and quality improvements
Original Rolls-Royce owner's document folder
Original service booklet
Exceptional international vehicle history via Belgium and New York
Formerly owned by the heir to a renowned champagne dynasty
Subsequently owned for many years by a German automobile collector
Ocean-blue paintwork
Pininfarina-Coupé