Chauffeur driven arrival to Goodwood, the home of Rolls Royce Motor cars.

The place where people come when they have mountains of cash.

I can't wait to get inside.

Good morning.

Welcome to Rose.

Thank you.

I recognize this thing.

This is a 1952 Rolls Royce Silver Dawn.

This actually served as the muse for the modern day door.

If I wanted to build a brand new dawn inspired by this thing, What's the process?

Let me take you through.

And I'm sure you all right?

Cool.

This is where the journey we stopped.

We all spoke world.

What do we start with?

Well, what we typically do is start with the exterior paint.

So perhaps if we take a look at some of the speed for speed for So we designed a form that we think is a sort of a reflection of the body work on our cars.

So if we turn, perhaps it's midnight.

Sapphire combined it with Premier Silver.

Yes, A good stock.

I'll take it.

Is that croc?

We've got crocodile with ostrich.

I was thinking about that stretch, but that might eat into the budget.

I went further inside the factory to meet their famous coach line painter.

You might have noticed on many Rolls Royces.

There are these arrow straight lines that run along the bodywork.

Those are applied by robots and they're not stickers.

They're actually painted on my hand by one man.

You're a legend on you're here.

Uh, yes.

It's all done by hand.

Why you with these?

These tiny brushes with a story?

A little brushes that are made of squirrel, squirrel, shoulder a little bit and then you can ever get me.

How do you so out of the state?

I'm probably gonna need to know this.

I'm better.

Ready, Mike.

Children, keep your fingers on the top of the car place.

You brush into your existing line there.

It feels wrong.

It feels wrong.

You know?

He's a real Rolls Royce.

Real pain.

How did you think I love you?

All right, I'm going for it.

It's going on going on.

When did I stop?

Now stop.

That's no, that's no, that's no bad.

No national bad.

That's probably straight in the New York.

Yeah.

Next up, the famous monsoon test.

All cars go through it to make sure they're 100% watertight.

So here we are.

I'm surrounded by nozzles closing in on me, and it is It's raining.

And it's unbelievable that if a Rolls Royce fails the monsoon test, it has to go back to the very beginning of the process and had everything stripped out, remade, redone.

And then it comes back again for more testing licks.

Nothing whatsoever.

Mice.

When the car's ready, the rich and famous come into this room to collect their keys.

Have a glass of champagne Onda await their car.

A Rolls Royce representative will hand over this, which has a button on it.

And if I press it, I should see my car supple.

There is a bright new dawn.

It's time to take her for a spin.