Teenager, 18, caught using his mobile phone at the wheel of his £300,000 Rolls Royce Phantom with a registration plate that says '1 ORD' Aleem Iqbal, from Solihull, was fined £35 for using phone in luxury car Calling himself 'Lord Aleem', he boasts online about his expensive motors Posted photo of car keys with caption 'Lambo, Lambo, Lambo and a Rarri' His father runs a luxury hire car business near home in West Midlands Police who caught a driver using a mobile phone at the wheel of a £300,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom were astonished to find he was only 18 years old. And Aleem Iqbal was the registered owner of the vehicle. Iqbal goes by the name "Lord Aleem" on the internet, where he has entries on Facebook and YouTube. Aleem Iqbal, 18, who calls himself 'Lord Aleem', was using a phone while driving his Rolls Royce Phantom 'Straight off the showroom floor': Iqbal Aleem uses his Facebook page to show off about his expensive cars Visitors to his Facebook page are greeted by an image of him in a bow tie and dinner jacket saluting in a Rolls bearing the registration plate: 1 ORD. Next to another picture of him with two supercars, he wrote: "I got 99 problems and choosing which colour Lamborghini Aventador to drive today is one!" The teenager's father Saleem Iqbal runs a company which offers luxury cars for hire at Yardley in the West Midlands. Solihull magistrates heard that the 18-year-old, who lives with his family in the town, was seen using his phone on February 8 while driving his Rolls on the M42. He said he was asking his father for directions. Iqbal admitting using a mobile phone while driving. He was fined £35 and given three points on his licence. He was also ordered to pay £40 costs and a £20 victim surcharge. The £95 costs of the incident are unlikely to trouble Iqbal, whose Facebook page bears a photograph of a bunch of car keys beneath the caption: 'Lambo, Lambo, Lambo and a Rarri'. It would cost around £10,000 a year to insure an 18-year-old to drive such a Rolls-Royce - although very few companies are prepared to offer the cover. The Solihull teenager posts pictures of himself with a variety of supercars - this Facebook shot was taken at a garage His Twitter account, in the name of 'Lord Aleem', bears the slogan: 'You buy a Ferrari when you want to be somebody, u buy a Lamborghini when you are somebody', and is used to post pictures and boasts about his expensive cars. In a Facebook post defending his decision to call himself 'Lord Aleem', Iqbal insisted he only used the name to plug his YouTube channel, which focuses on his love of supercars. He wrote: 'In no way does the name refer to God or me trying to think I'm God. 'I have the number plate '1 ORD' which reads Lord and people seem to get the wrong idea. Lord is also a title as is Sir, Dr, Mr, Mrs etc. I hope that clears it up and if doesn't then I don't know what else I can say. God knows my intentions and only he can judge me. Not shy: Iqbal, aka 'Lord Aleem', take great pleasure in posting pictures of himself at the wheel of luxury cars Iqbal's father, Saleem Iqbal, runs Yardley-based Platinum Executive Travel, which offers Rolls-Royce, Lamborghini, Ferrari and Bentley models for hire. Platinum Executive Travel's website boasts that it was the first in the West Midlands to offer the Phantom for hire, with rates starting at £600 a day. Mr Iqbal said his son, who had been driving his own car and not a company vehicle at the time, was only 18 and had made a 'simple mistake'. 'He was driving his own car and was on his mobile phone, that's it really,' he said. It was short and simple. It could happen to anyone, it could happen to you, me or anyone else. 'He's a young man, he'll learn in time.'