"Push it once and it turns on, push it again and it turns off." Thanks for letting us know how to operate a switch, Doug.

Doug demuro just devalued that Rolls Royce carpeting by 50%

Doug the type of guy to read his kids the owners manual for bedtime

0:57 the amount of times he put his hand on the trunk and crossed his legs and then decided not to😂😂

imagine ur in class and u whip out a roll royce pen just to flex

Apparently everything is his favorite part about this car.

6:55 Doug that’s actually for coke, not work

8:50 imagine going into an rr service center and saying "hello, my rolls royce badge trunk key lock magnet has become weak, i want a new one"

Yes ..press a switch and it turns on...press again and it turns off....absolutely unbelievable.

Oil level indicator is pretty posh in 2017, let alone 1996.

Doug when introducing his girlfriend to his friends. Doug: This, is my girlfriend. I'll walk you through its quirks and features and then I'm gonna give it a Doug score.

The car was really quiet - until Doug sat in the back...

I m fucking sold. This car is so great, i m ready to get in debt just to buy it, then total bankrupcy for the maintenance

Back in the 1950s, Rolls Royce/Bentley had mobile detailing units which travelled round Britain. The idea was if they spotted a Roller or Bemtley which wasn't in tip-top condition, they would sort it out, for nothing, in order to maintain their prestige.

Doug’s the type of guy to rub his face in the floormats where rich people put their feet

12:07 ITS UNBELIEVABLE THE RIDE QUALITY *THUD* IT JUST GLIDES OVER EVERYTHING

As Jeremy Clarkson said about James May's Rolls-Royce "Hand-built is just another way of saying the door's going to fall off."

When people started driving Rolls Royces wearing jeans ,that my friends was the end of the British empire.

1:13 I'm fascinated by how much this guy changes poses.

11:57 why does he keep looking outside like someone trying to murder him

0:55 Leans on the car 7 times.

This car still looks magnificent.

This is utter beauty! True Godfarther classic ❤

This is the perfect example of what hands can do versus what machines can do.

Please avoid scratching the car with your jeans and its buttons

*TEN MINS INTO NETFLIX&CHILL AND HE GIVES U THIS LOOK* 6:43

I really missed the old days when all is just about quality of the materials and not for the tech or for screens or whatever, i really appreciate the handcrafted materials on that beautiful car, and it just feel so soft and more robust than the new cars of now.

6:44 your mom picks you up and says “honey I’ve been cheating on your father” You open back door and.....

-The handmade craftmanship of this vehicle... -RIGHT -...is such an incomparable testament of... -RIGHT -RIGHT

"My worries are gone" - immediately followed by an ominous "until something breaks!"

My grandpa drove this exact car - he wasn’t chauffeured around in it. He was a dealer (Chrysler-Plymouth) and loved to drive. Just loved cars. And the Rolls-Royce Silver Spur was the ultimate car to own....especially in Los Angeles. His was identical. It was black with an ultra thin red pinstripe, had slightly different wheels, a light grey top and matching light grey interior, however, he had cream colored lambs wool floor mats instead of grey. I remember him driving it cross-country from L.A. to Philadelphia with my grandma and my aunt and uncle. That was his idea of vacation: driving a Rolls across the United States. They had a splendid time, of course, but after dropping off my aunt and uncle in PA, grandpa decided he and grandpa would simply FLY home to Southern California so they could just be home in a day. The Rolls-Royce appeared in our driveway a week later, on a flatbed truck. He’d shipped it from Philly to Rusnak Rolls-Royce in Pasadena (where he’d bought it) to have them service it and then return it to the house!!! 😎 That was a serious baller move in those days...

The VIN plate has the leopards of England, and the Tudor roses.

What's with the hate about how he used the buttons? All he did is push them, they're fucking made for that.

Those fold out tray tables weren't just for doing paper work Doug.. lol

Here’s what Doug Demuro’s wardrobe was like in 2017.

Doug sure took on the Rolls Royce spirit by making sure only his voice was heard and not the chauffeurs.

you have to take out the foot rest and put it in place yourself? What are we savages?

If only there was a column where I could read more about this car

4:40 DELETE THIS IN MY MIND

Doug is the kinda guy who will borrow one's Rolls Royce and ask the owner to chauffer him around. 😂😂 Doug is awesome..

Unlabeled switches: in a Rolls-Royce they are luxury, in an Italian car they're dumb.

I was a London chauffeur in private service for the same chap all through the 1990s and drove this model as well as a Bentley Mulsanne and latterly an Azure. In 1993 I persuaded my employer to cough up for the RR driver's school mentioned, it was based at the factory in Crewe and was a 5 day course costing £1200, a lot of money back then but very much worth it. Being a chauffeur was like any other job with good days and bad, I once worked for 20 straight hours, had 3 hours sleep and was then on the go for a further 18 hours, had a straight month without a single day off etc. But I also used to have all expenses paid trips around Europe delivering the car to various places in which he had decided to holiday. Some great experiences

My 1981 Silver Spirit opened my eyes. I don't think I'll buy another one. My Silver Seraph & Bentley Arnage (same style as each other) were like Cathedrals on steroids. The repair shops are like hungry grizzly bears. The spare parts are your arms and legs being swallowed whole. I'm on tranquillisers nowadays they're cheaper.

I never thought I'd like this car so much. It's the thoughtful details that make the car seem elite, like the lambswool carpeting, the oil level button, the lighted trays for the backseat passengers, the letter holder, and so on. The quirks aren't just bizarre features or rushed engineering; they actually enhance the experience of driving and owning the car.

Pretty uncomfortable watching you dig your head into the floor mats

It has FOUR separate wheels to spin FOUR separate tires!! Who woulda thought?

The wild thing is that this car costed about 70k in the 1996, which is around 200-300k today 😳

Hey Doug, I must admit I like the older reviews more - more silly jokes and word plays, more attention to stuff nobody usually cares about, like the manual. But you know, that's why your reviews used to be so different. And I love(d) that.

Doug, even if it's lamb's wool, don't run your face on a floor piece

The other guy was quite funny. You should get him in more videos.

I'm going to explain why its quiet and smoother since it wasn't. The exhaust has 3 mufflers and the shocks are huge with inner struts. The glass is triple xxx bullet proof in many. The doors close with a click and are well balanced and meticulously aligned to precision. I bought one when I was 29 and enjoyed doing the maintenance when I could get parts and supplies.

Great job in every way Doug ! The Grey Poupon ending was perfect ! Keep up the good work !

Took me a while to work out if I like this guy. Then I realised I was on the 6th vid for the day so I guess he got me

My friend once told me, as the old joke, that in the Rolls Royce of that era the only sound your could hear was the ticking of the owners pacemakers...

“Owner of the car, owner of the company” Cuts to him being chauffeured by the same guy.

This was one of the most hilarious episodes I swear 😁😂😂

My VW GTI has two buttons for the dome lights. #class #luxury #opulence

*S H O W M E Y O U R Q U I R K S D O U G*

The “Better then everyone else” line was awesome.

I’m considering an old 80s or 90s rolls Royce as my next and 3rd project. I like builds few have done

You should start wearing felt gloves when touching these vehicles.

he describes everything very detailed...I like it..

Nice job Doug! :) I enjoyed taking a drive in the Rolls with you!

These Doug luxury car videos are like comfort food to me.

Now you can't feel or hear the people you hit

"Once you get used to the wood" only you Doug

I'm so happy I watched the video until the end, the "grey Poupon" part was hilarious. 😂😂😂

Dude straight up jacked that Grey Poupon. After him, Jeeves!

Something about this guy reminds me of a 90s Batman villain

That's a lot of car for the price of a new civic. Although when it breaks it will cost the price of a new civic to repair it.

The gray poupon skit was priceless 🙌🏿

Still better interior quality than most anything else on the road today.

Perfect illustration of depreciation at the end while passing the squeeze-bottle of Grey Poupon mustard, not a glass jar.

When you realize 1996 was 20 years ago 😢😢😢

“And the ashtray comes out! CLASSIC”. Lmao, fk I love you Doug, you are so funny

Doug knows how to use the exact adjectives and its refreshing watching him.

I travelled once in this car. It was my father's friend's. The first thing is that at the very beginning, I had to look outside to know if we were stopping. It is still the best experience I had in a car. And even though it's been many years ago, I still remember the experience, and yes, the carpets, it's simply crazy how smooth it feels.

What a dream this car is! The only thing what would hold me back is the fact that one cannot really go anywhere in a Rolls Royce without attracting attention.

Doug the kind of guy who climaxes on a floor mat.

Wow, this is so relaxing. Doug has a special talent, keep shinning sir!

I hope he realizes that those floor mats have been used before lol

I wish he would show the engine on his videos... why did we get the trunk but not the engine??????

one of your best reviews Doug!

i love your videos 😂😂 idk if it’s just me but the things you say are so funny

Plot twist. He's allergic to lambs wool.

Dam Doug, you're getting cars as nice as the big production shows, yet your bugget is no where near theirs. good work man

Thank you for redoing the grey poupon. Brought a smile to my face.

I love like Doug always gestures with his hands:)

20 something years ago my dad had an old Rolls Royce silver cloud. Bought it dirt cheap, only had engine problems and fixed it. I used to eat McDonald’s in the back, oblivious to what I was in.

Doug just added several thousand dollars to the value of those floor mats: a piece of wool that Doug rubbed his face on, instant collectors item.

Well, if you really want the full "I'm being driven" experience, you really need the Phantom...preferably an old one, but not too old...maybe a VI. The one you're in will pale by comparison.

4:36 close your eyes

I love that Doug's videos are getting 500K to 1M views a piece and they still look like they were edited by a lazy 6th grader.

Doug should have his own show on Worldwide TV!

I find your videos very entertaining. Educational with a great sense of humour.

Loved the Grey Poupon scene at the end. Classic commercial.

This car will probably still be on the road in another 20 years when 2017 Rolls Royce models will not. The technology in modern cars makes them die when the tech support evaporates or it costs more than what the whole car is worth to fix something. The 96 model is just a primitive car with nice stuff on it. At least one car maker should build a model like that again; no technology but maximum attention to detail with leather, wood, wool, etc.

Rolls royce are making tapes: 13 reasons why we are better than Maybach

THIS is my dream car. Still my favorite DeMuro video.

You're so funny, Doug! I get a kick out of all your reviews.