Brunei's Bespoke Rolls-Royces and Bentleys; Unlimited Money, Automotive Passion, and No Regulations

The pictures and information are very interesting, but the price is way to high for the low quality print

A lot of pictures from the internet, not always the best quality and rather poorly presented on Greta-approved paper...The paper used for this book doesn't justify the price. If I had seen -and felt- this book I probably wouldn't have bought it. I do appreciate the quantity of the pictures and the describing text. If only it was printed on better paper...

It is not well known that Brunei Royal Family purchases saved Rolls-Royce/Bentley. Thus this book is important documentation of an interesting portion of the automaker's history. Unfortunately, many of these automobiles were never professionally photographed. The photos in the book are often "spy" photographs of cars being loaded for shipment, parked on a street, etc -- certainly a lot better than nothing. The real identity of the author is a mystery -- might be a pen name. There are what I believe to be numerous serious errors in the book, but I have not been able to contact the author to discuss these. Nevertheless, this book is welcome documentation about a little known chapter in the history of R-R/Bentley.

Paid over £40 for this book and thought that was a lot for a paperback. The author has taken time to put together a lot of unseen pictures and information but then ruined it with poor quality paper and appalling pictures - £10 would a more realistic price. There are another three books by the author on Rolls Royce & Bentley Cars and this has put me off purchasing any of them.

Worked on these cars a few missed out ! many of these were used as experimental's for later production car features.