Rolls-Royce Corniche 1992–1995 car dimensions: 5197 mm long, 1836 mm wide and 1519 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,430 kg.
The cabin has leather seats with electric adjustment and memory, wood veneer trim, dual front airbags and CFC-free automatic climate control. The power soft top includes a heated glass rear window with automatic latching. Adaptive ride control is fitted. ABS is standard. No modern driver aids such as cameras or sensors appear in period equipment.
The cabin offers soft Connolly leather seats with multi-way power adjustment, heating and memory for the fronts plus lumbar support. Burl walnut or birdseye maple veneers cover the dash, console and doors. Automatic dual-zone climate control keeps the space calm. Wilton wool carpets with optional mouton overlays add quiet luxury. Rear picnic tables and a power soft top with heated glass rear window complete the open-air feel.
6.75-litre V8 petrol with Bosch Motronic injection. tank holds 108 litres
EPA combined 11 mpg (9 city/14 highway). mixed around 15.7 l/100 km
ABS standard with four-wheel disc brakes
Driver and passenger airbags standard
Adaptive ride control suspension for comfort
The 6.75-litre V8 runs on premium petrol and returns roughly 11 mpg combined in US testing or about 15.7 litres per 100 km mixed. The 108-litre tank supports long cruises despite the thirst.
Servicing needs specialist attention for the hydraulics, adaptive dampers and self-levelling system. Regular fluid changes keep the GM four-speed automatic smooth. Comprehensive history is essential as neglected cars grow costly.
Safety kit includes standard ABS and dual front airbags. Four-wheel discs provide strong stopping. No official crash-test ratings appear for this generation.
Living with the car means watching for body rust in sills and wheel arches plus hood mechanism care. Parts remain available through specialists. Proper upkeep delivers the expected quiet ride and reliability over high miles.
Length 5197 mm, Width 1836 mm, Height 1519 mm, Wheelbase 3061 mm (Corniche 1992–1995)
Sources: manufacturer data, Wikipedia, carfolio.com, carbaze.com, carspector.com.