Ferrari 599 GTB, Daytona, 288 GTO and more recently the F12berlinetta - Pininfarina is responsible for some of the best-looking cars ever made, but once in a while they come up with a dog.
Case in point, the Rolls Royce Hyperion, a one-off conversion from the Drophead which reportedly cost €5 million.
To make it special, they’ve taken the front seats and move them back, cutting the rear ones in the process. The front bonnet is now longer and has a bit of boat decking at the end near the windshield.
The Drophead probably has the longest convertible fabric roof in the wold, seemingly as long as a small car. But the Hyperion comes with a tiny roof, more at home on a roadster.
Shmee150 has filmed the roof closing action while the car sits in the marina in Cannes.
To make it special, they’ve taken the front seats and move them back, cutting the rear ones in the process. The front bonnet is now longer and has a bit of boat decking at the end near the windshield.
The Drophead probably has the longest convertible fabric roof in the wold, seemingly as long as a small car. But the Hyperion comes with a tiny roof, more at home on a roadster.
Shmee150 has filmed the roof closing action while the car sits in the marina in Cannes.