Since the company set up his first Rolls Royce showroom on February 6, 1911, are well past 100 years, Rolls Royce and then decided to celebrate this important anniversary with a grand parade in central London over the weekend. Have been brought together around 100 Rolls Royce cars, one for each year of the house and taken around the British capital, in less than 100 symbols of the city, crossing the most famous streets of London before moving forward also to a popular shopping the world, Harrods, as the iconic British Rolls.
The parade began in Belgravia to end at the Great Conservatory Syon House in west London, this wonderful parade made stops in places other than a symbol of the British metropolis, even in a place of worship for the history of the company, namely the birthplace of one of the founders of the group, Charles Rolls.
Rolls Royce has chosen to mark the occasion in grand style, demarcating the class once again that distinguishes his brand, all highlighted by the number 100, in a city that fully reflects the elegant and refined spirit of the British Rolls Royce. 
The parade began in Belgravia to end at the Great Conservatory Syon House in west London, this wonderful parade made stops in places other than a symbol of the British metropolis, even in a place of worship for the history of the company, namely the birthplace of one of the founders of the group, Charles Rolls.
Rolls Royce has chosen to mark the occasion in grand style, demarcating the class once again that distinguishes his brand, all highlighted by the number 100, in a city that fully reflects the elegant and refined spirit of the British Rolls Royce.
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