1904 In the spring, Henry Royce, the miller's son, met Charley Rouse, a nobleman. At that time, none of them thought that this accidental meeting made two talented people work together to create a famous car and a myth.

Henry Royce was born in 1863. As his family was not rich, he was an apprentice in a railway company when he was a teenager. 19 years old, became an engineer in an electrical company. He strives for perfection in everything and is good at expressing his thoughts with Victorian maxims. He often said, "Little things produce perfection, but perfection is not a small thing." He also said: "As long as you do it right, it is noble to be humble."

1903, Les bought himself a second French Decauville car. But the car often broke down, which disappointed Les. He vowed to design a two-cylinder engine car himself. 1904, the first car designed and manufactured by Les drove out of the gate of his factory.

Charlie Rouse was born in 1877, and was born into a noble family in England. He bought a Peugeot when he was studying in Cambridge. When he graduated from Cambridge University, he was already a master driver. He took the lead in completing the reliability experiment of 1000 mile. 1903, he drove an 80HP car and set a world record of1500km in Dublin.

1902, Rawls started to do automobile business, and his "Rawls Company" soon became one of the most powerful automobile dealers in Britain. But Rolls-Royce has always wanted to associate its name with high-quality cars. It was not until 1904 that he saw the two-cylinder engine car produced by Rice in Manchester and was greatly shocked. This car has a start button, which runs smoothly and makes little noise. It doesn't break down as often as the car at that time. Rawls immediately realized that this was the high-quality car he wanted. He immediately borrowed Les's car to go to London and introduced it to his partner Claude Johnson. They rejoiced in their hearts and thought that Mr. Rice was a mechanical genius that they had discovered would dominate the world.

1904 14 in February, the first Les car was exhibited at the Paris exhibition, which caused a great sensation. Subsequently, a historic agreement was signed in the UK, and Rolls-Royce became the only company with the right to sell Les cars in the UK. Les cars were officially renamed as Rolls-Royce.