Recently, the Qinghai-Gansu Grand Ring Line welcomed a special fleet of "classic cars", which became an "eye-catcher" during the National Day holiday. Judging from the video taken by netizens,Although the driver's face was red from the cold, he slowed down and waved to passers-by.According to the photographer of the video, these foreigners set out from London, England on a self-driving trip and arrived in Guazhou, Gansu Province in two months.
After investigation,The vehicle driven by the foreigner is a Rolls-Royce Phantom II (model produced in the 1929-1931 production cycle), which is nearly a century old.
The Parthenon-style air intake grille on the front face of the vehicle is the classic design language of Rolls-Royce. It has become a highly recognizable feature of the brand since the Phantom II in 1925 and continues to this day.
The round headlights (main light + auxiliary small light combination) are a characteristic of the times. The overall shape of the front of the car is elegant and grand, and the body lines are smooth and powerful.
In terms of motivation,Powered by a 7.7-liter 3-liter inline six-cylinder engine matched with a four-speed manual transmission, the power output was stable and reliable, and it was the technical benchmark in the luxury car field at that time.
Phantom's second-generation models cover sedans, convertibles, coupes, etc., with body styles ranging from classic and elegant to sporty, fully meeting the individual needs of customers.
The Qinghai-Gansu Great Ring Road is located in the two provinces of Gansu and Qinghai, and is about 4,000 kilometers long. It is a large collection of the natural scenery of the northwest and the cultural history of the Silk Road.
The Qinghai-Gansu Great Ring is based on the beautiful scenery of Qinghai and Gansu, covering various well-known surrounding scenery. The Gansu-Qingshan Great Ring passes through Gansu and Qinghai. Its landscape elements are diverse and can represent the scenery of the entire northwest. Therefore, it is summarized as the Northwest Great Ring by the tourism industry.
Along the way there are landscapes such as grasslands, deserts, Gobi, salt lakes, Danxia and Yadan landforms, as well as endless roads.
