by Richard Sagala, Butler / Bentley/ Rolls-Royce Chauffeur Maybe it was the right-hand side steering wheel, but I remember to this day how fiendishly difficult parking maneuvers were in Crewe at the Bentley/ Roll-Royce Chauffeur School of Instruction in 2001. As soon as we would maneuver and park the Rolls in a tight spot,

by Richard Sagala, Butler / Bentley/ Rolls-Royce Chauffeur   Fall of 2001, while getting Bentley/ Rolls-Royce Chauffeur training in Crewe, we had to past a test of driving faster and faster a Bentley Turbo especially equipped with a pneumatic system designed to trigger a lost of control of the car that was remotely controlled by

Keeping your Rolls-Royce spotless, Tip no. 3 by Richard Sagala Butler/ Rolls-Royce Certified Chauffeur Only the finest hides find their way in a RR interior. The leather upholstery should be wiped over occasionally with a cloth damped in warm water. For more obstinate marks, the application of Connolly’s leather cleaner will usually suffice. An occasional

Keeping your Rolls-Royce spotless, Tip no. 2: by Richard Sagala Butler/ Rolls-Royce Certified Chauffeur No chrome polish on the car! The shining metal on a Rolls-Royce is polished steel and should be cleaned with a stainless steel compound. No chrome polish on a Rolls-Royce. While cleaning, adopt Sir Henry Royce quotation as your mantra: “Strive

Keeping your Rolls-Royce spotless, Tip no. 1: by Richard Sagala Butler/ Rolls-Royce Certified Chauffeur A Roller has a distinct (and famous) radiator grille. Once the car is cleaned up, the chauffer will apply Johnson’s Baby Oil to the grille with a small paint brush in order to avoid insects sticking to it. Or, as Sir