Century can be driven not only by a chauffeur, but also as a driver’s car for personal pleasure. The four-wheel steering system “Dynamic Rear Steering” provides easy handling at low speeds and it’s claimed a seamless, natural handling at medium to high speeds. A so-called Rear Comfort mode on the suspension for passengers in the rear is available for the first time. In addition, the Rear Comfort mode assists braking control to suppress jolts when the vehicle comes to a halt. Something AutoInformed wryly and respectfully notes that used to be part of the training that Roll-Royce provided to the chauffeurs of the people who owned them.

A newly developed luggage compartment There are fully reclining rear seats and the rear doors that open to a wide 75-degree angle and a sweeping cabin floor provide excellent ease of entry and exit. There is also anther choice of rear doors. There is an automatic sliding one that allows a grand exit in full profile view. In addition, automatic retractable power steps and C-pillar grips also support entry and exit by rear-seat passengers.