The last Rolls-Royce to be built at the luxury car-maker's plant at Crewe has rolled off the production line.
The last car to be made at Crewe was a unique two-door Silver Storm convertible Corniche, which will remain the property of the factory. Although no price has been put on the model, it is thought to be worth over £250,000.
It has a specially designed interior which is based on that of the 1907 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, also owned by the Crewe factory.
It marks the end of 56 years of Rolls-Royce production at the Cheshire plant, and the cars will now be made by BMW in West Sussex.
Volkswagen took over the Rolls and Bentley marques in the 1990s, and it was later announced BMW would take over the Rolls marque from 2003.
The Crewe operation will become known as Bentley Motors Limited on September 16th. Bentley production will continue at the Cheshire plant.
PA