Royal cars: past and present
It's no secret that the British monarchy likes more refined things in life, especially cars. Modern royalty are not afraid to spend money on a fashionable new car, but they don't like any old cars. Each car has been adapted to meet their exact needs, from specially placed vanity mirrors to additional seats for the heir to the throne.
when we look at the Royal cars of the past and the present, please enjoy the journey. Which one do you like best?
Kate and will's Range Rover
Prince William may be a member of the royal family, but he likes his toys just like the next 30-year-old man. Will is a fan of Audi. He even invited the boss of Audi to the wedding in 2011. These days, he has an impressive Audi R8 - almost nothing to let children in. We can't imagine the car seat of little prince Louis is very good behind one of the bad boys. The retail price of super fashionable and super high-speed sports cars in the UK is about 109765 pounds (about US $143000). So I may hide this car for special occasions other than daily family life!
Audi RS6 Avant of Prince Harry
earlier this year, buyers had the opportunity to buy an old Prince Harry car for £ 71900 (slightly less than $94000). Harry was seen driving the 2017 red Audi RS6 Avant to the wedding banquet of Pippa Middleton with Megan markel. This luxury car is known as the most powerful and fastest manor in Audi's history, with 600 horsepower. In addition to the impressive underhood specifications, the car also loads everything you need to make a long journey comfortable, from adjustable heated seats to ample space, thanks to the actual shape of the wagon. It's sure to be a great family car, but maybe MEG wants something bigger The photo of Queen Bentley was taken by Max Mumby / indigo / Getty Images photo and by Max Mumby / indigo / Getty Images. The Queen's national team was impressive, but the real winner of the show was her twin Bentley. Her Majesty's Bentley cars are all made according to the Queen's specific instructions, nearly one meter longer than the standard version. The two cars are not only a model of British craftsmanship, but also equipped with some royal styles. The roof coverings are detachable, allowing onlookers to get the best view possible as the queen crosses the street. Inside, it's a cashmere sateen and light grey leather - the best choice for Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Harry became a new father and bought a new wheel. After Shawn Gallup / Gallup / Gallup became Archie's father, Prince Harry made some changes. One notable move he made was to trade his sports Audi for a bigger car, a new Land Rover. The Royal father chose a Land Rover Defender, which is 4x4 and has enough space for his growing family to use. According to the source, Harry will soon recognize the car and hope to increase his interest in Land Rover in the UK. That makes sense, because Land Rover is a sponsor of the prince's inviolable games.
the Queen's defender of Land Rover, the Queen's favorite car is defender of Land Rover. Her majesty is believed to have more than 30 cars in her lifetime, but nothing is more luxurious than the custom defender she bought in 2002. Their products are decorated with customized green leather heated seats, power windows and a raised suspension system, making it easier for the lady to drive at Sandringham estate. In 2014, the auction house Brooklands sold the car for 30240 pounds (just under $40000). They think it's mainly used for hunting parties, because shotgun bullets were found in the glove box, and loyal environmentalist Prince Charles made his debut in his fashionable new car, Jaguar i-pace. There are many reasons why this car is special, but it's the first all electric car of the royal family that makes the headlines.
this is Jaguar's first battery powered car, bringing the prince's worth down by about 60000 pounds (about $78000). Charlie can be safely transported from Clarence palace to hagrov on a single charge, but the car is currently being used as his exclusive city car for his activities inside and outside London. The interior is also inaudible, with soft leather seats and innovative storage that can easily fit into a weekend bag or two.
Aston Martin warrand DB6 of Prince Charles
Prince Charles loves classic cars as much as he loves sustainability, so he converted Aston Martin warrand DB6 into running and No wonder the wine fuel of 2008. The gorgeous car is a gift from her majesty to the prince for his 21st birthday in the 1960s. The small sports car, which is kept in Charles hegrove's retreat for use in his spare time, is still in perfect shape even though he is over 60 years old. You know what they say - some things only get better as they get older. Prince William loved it very much and borrowed it as an important day in 2011.
Prince Harry and Megan's Jaguar E-type concept zero
the newly married Duke and Duchess of Sussex chose the Jaguar E-type concept and took them to the wedding banquet earlier this year, and the car was not noticed. It's not only as beautiful as Harry's bride, it's totally electric. Built on the original concept of e-type in 1961, Jaguar is called "the most beautiful car in the world" by Enzo Ferrari. Obviously, the silver bomb wasn't for your safari or a leisurely drive at Sandringham estate - it was purely for entertainment. It is believed that this beauty will allow you to return about 350000 pounds (450000 US dollars), which may be a big day to lend to the couple.
the Queen's Range Rover LWB landaulet
most people want to sit in a car at home, but not the queen. Her majesty needs to show for her subjects on special occasions, so it is absolutely necessary to stretch her legs. The lady has customized the 2015 Range Rover to meet all her needs. Equipped with a back door and open roof, LWB landault is the company's fourth vehicle dedicated to interstate activities since 1953. We know that Windsor has spared no effort in terms of comfort, this time no exception. Princess Anne's reliable machete 
Princess Anne established her favorite car manufacturer as early as the 1970s. When the queen and Prince Philip gave her one on her 20th birthday. The young royal family member was so fascinated by her charming sports car that she visited the reliance factory in 1975. Since the first model came out 50 years ago, Princess Anne has owned eight different types of reliant cutlass for many years, which can be said to be one of the most famous car owners in history. But it's a fairly fashionable car - one owned by the Duke of Kent and one owned by British television celebrity Noel Edmonds.
Prince Andrew's Aston Martin DB7 Volante
Prince has customized a green sports car to make it more suitable for home use, with soft white leather seats and a wood enameled steering wheel. Although he only sold for a year, Aston served Andrew well. It went public earlier this year at Bonham's Goodwood racecourse, with a guidance price of between £ 25000 and £ 35000 ($45000). Princess Margaret has a Bentley that can commute to work, but her late Sister Princess Margaret chose a smaller state car, the Rolls Royce Silver Ghost. The princess died from 1980 to 2002 and has been using the car as her private vehicle. Like most Windsor cars, the interior is specially designed with rosewood paneling and raised rear seats so that passers-by can see the princess clearly. Over the years, the car has had some very important passengers, including the queen, Diana and Nancy Reagan. The car was auctioned last year for about 90000 pounds ($117000). Photo of Prince William and Kate's Jaguar XJ before the birth of Prince George. Jaguar describes the powered four-wheel drive as "a luxury car in motion.". Today, the couple mostly use a slightly larger car to meet the needs of their three children, but from time to time, the amazing XJ will be welcome. It's not hard to understand why it's one of will's favorite cars - it's equipped with all the equipment you might need. The busy prince can stay connected to the smartphone while driving (which is safe of course), and the XJ also has the most advanced infotainment system. We don't know what that is, but we want it! It's no secret that the late Princess Diana has impeccable taste in fashion, but it also extends to her choice of car. Jaguar is probably the most popular automaker for the Royal next to range rover. Diana's XJ-S convertible was made to a high standard to meet the needs of her children. The car usually has only two seats, but the doting mother has two seats in the back so Prince Harry and Prince William can ride with her. In addition, the seat is covered with Harris tweed and has a permanently fixed rear hardtop to ensure the safety of the young prince. Di likes driving so much that her bodyguards usually sit in the copilot's seat. The photo of Aston Martin Lagonda of Prince Philip was taken by staff / Mirrorpix / Getty Images photo by staff / Mirrorpix / Getty Images
back to 1954. Prince Philip put on the gloves of Aston Martin Lagonda. The 3-liter Coupe was made for the Queen's other half and was the first Aston Martin model for the family. The prince designed the car with his wife in mind, inserting an extra vanity mirror on the passenger's side so that her majesty could check her hat on the move. He also installed a wireless phone - supposedly to play a prank on Prince Charles. Phillip has been doing personal work with the car for several years, taking his son to school and playing polo in caldery park. The Prince Michael of Bentley, Kent, flies by the sky, and the Prince Michael of Kent is not concerned. The prince is the Queen's cousin and is now the 47th heir to the throne. Although Michael is basically alone, he has to deal with some strange things here and there - and, of course, he needs a proper car for the occasion. Bentley is his vehicle of choice, but he is not the only one in his family who likes armored cars. Will and Kate have been at some eventsGroup photo, it's not surprising because the car provides perfect safety, speed and comfort.
the Queen's Daimler V8 super LWB
the queen used this Daimler V8 super LWB as her private car from 2001 to 2004 for driving around Windsor Castle or visiting friends. What's worse is the car her late mother chose. According to the telegraph, the car was sold in 2013 for $40500. The
modifications designed for her majesty include an armrest and a sliding bracket for her favorite handbag brand, as well as a unique air filter. The queen told damlier that she liked to breathe fresh air while driving, but didn't like to blow it directly to her face, so they designed a switch to blow the air to the side. Kate Middleton's Volkswagen Golf Mk IV she may be a full member of her family now, but for a while, she was just an ordinary girl and went to Edinburgh University. She now has the best car for her use, but Kate, the former Duchess, drives a Volkswagen Golf Mk IV. Kate's car is well kept, and the hatchback served the Duchess well in her former royal era. Of course, this is a standard model offline, with no special perks to come with being specially built. Kate will have to wait years to get on that stage!
Princess Diana's Audi Quattro convertible car
Charlie asked Aston Martin to remove the unique starting spoiler and side skirts and to select the manual transmission. Victor gottlett, Aston Martin's boss, liked the design very much. He customized one for himself with the same specifications. After all, if it suits royalty, then it suits everyone, doesn't it? The car served the prince for years
