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16 Kam Sheung Rd, Kam Tin, Hong Kong

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Hourly HKD 10,670.00 HKD 9,700.00Book Now

Vehicle Description

Model Name: Rolls-Royce Phantom II
Passenger : 4 Passengers + 1 Chauffeur
Number of doors: 4
Wi-Fi : Free (selectable)
Service: Newspaper, Magazine, Cold Water
Excellent choice for CEO's Business Meetings, Airport Transfers, exhibition, private cross-border limousine transfers, company anniversary or other special events.

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Rolls-Royce Phantom EWB is used in the following tour packages:

Hong Kong Car Rentals Service with an English Speaking Guide

New Territories, Hong Kong

Price includes car and English speaking driver;
Prices are inclusive of taxes and fuel. Tolls and parking charges will be charged at cost;

HKD 9,625

1 hour

Pricing options

Cities Served

Rolls-Royce Phantom EWB can be used for pick-up and drop-off services in the following airports in New Territories, Hong Kong:

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License plate UD5127, UC7440, UA 536 Date of manufacture June 2016, May 2016, March 2016 Car array SCANIA K280IB4X2NB Car length 12.0m (L) x 3.5m (H) x 2.5m (W) Wheelbase 6.00m Design the highest load 19.5 tons engine SCANIA DC 9 29, EEV, real-type five-cylinder, four-cylinder per cylinder, four-stroke water-cooled, high-pressure fuel injection (XPI), electronically controlled variable valve turbocharger, intake cooling and exhaust gas System (EGR) Cylinder volume 9,290 cc Maximum horsepower 280HP (206kW) / 1,900 rpm Maximum torque 1400Nm / 1,000-1,350 rpm Emission Standards EURO 5 Gearbox Germany ZF gearbox, automatic 6 front speed, ZF hydraulic reducer (Retarder) ratio After the file 4.24: 1 1st stalls 3.36: 1 Second gear 1.91: 1 3rd stalls 1.42: 1 4th gear 1.00: 1 Fifth gear 0.72: 1 Sixth file 0.62: 1 Differential ZF R660, gear ratio 5.57: 1 suspension Full floating cushion shock absorber, front axle double air bag and rear axle four air bag body height fast lifting function and to prevent rollover brake All-pneumatic brake system, front and rear drum brake system, hydraulic auxiliary brake, exhaust brake steering system Ball screw with hydraulic auxiliary steering system, adjustable steering wheel (25-45 degrees), steering gear ratio 17-20: 1 Tires No liner tires 295 / 80R22.5 Electrical system 2 x 12V battery 225AH, 2 100a high capacity generator, battery switch system Body Hong Kong Asian Body Factory Asia 12 (AERO) section Door UD5127, UC 7440: Pneumatic outer pendulum passenger door UA 536: Pneumatic inner cover passenger door Luggage warehouse The lower half of the body through the luggage compartment, with pneumatic luggage warehouse door air conditioning Japan DENSO LD8 (Duct-in type / Rooftop Condenser) Cooling capacity 28,000 kcal / h Maximum air volume 6,000 m³ / h seat 65 seats, 380mm wide, 3 + 2 arrangement, VEGA artificial leather combing, with seat belts, attached to ECE R80 school bus seat safety standard

Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong


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