6.6-Liter 48-Valve Twin-Turbo V12 Engine Electronic Direct Fuel Injection 624bhp at 5,600rpm 8-Speed Automatic Transmission 4-Wheel Independent Suspension 4-Wheel Ventilated Disc Brakes *Strikingly elegant livery of Salamanca Blue over Chestnut *Less than 6,500 miles from new *The Pinnacle in wheeled GT Luxury *Serviced and maintained since new THE ROLLS-ROYCE WRAITH The Rolls-Royce Wraith was announced in January of 2013 and unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show that same year with big applause. The Wraith shares its name with the iconic 1938 model produced by Rolls-Royce. The 2019 Rolls-Royce Wraith is a Coupe derived from the Ghost Sedan but has a distinct sporting personality. Whereas most Rolls-Royce Sedans are intended to be driven by a chauffeur, the Wraith is for those who enjoy driving themselves. With a 624bhp version of the Ghost's V12 and a shorter wheelbase, the Wraith is quicker and more nimble than other Rolls-Royce models. Even though it is more powerful it still provides lightly weighted steering and a gently controlled ride. Like other Rolls-Royce models, the 2019 Wraith's interior comes lined in fine leather, real wood, and genuine metal accents. Despite the two-door design, there's still plenty of spacious room in the back seat for two adults. Rolls-Royce is known for crafting over-the-top vehicles that exude gravitas and refinement. This spirit of ecstasy is certainly evident in the Wraith. THE MOTORCAR OFFERED This extremely elegant yet sporting Rolls-Royce Wraith GT was completed largely by hand at the Goodwood-based Rolls-Royce Works during the late Summer of 2018. It was finished with a host of options and extremely luxurious details and had the handsome Coupe coachwork painted in the beautiful Salamanca Blue as seen on the car today. A two-tone scheme was chosen, much like the coachbuilt Rolls-Royce motorcars of the 1920s and 1930s. Inside a Chestnut-colored leather interior was fitted, which blends exceedingly well with the interior details featuring an abundance of real hand-carved woods, polished jewelry-like metals, and carbon fiber. With less than 6,500 miles on the odometer at the time of cataloging, this uber-impressive 2019 Rolls-Royce Wraith GT remains largely as new, with just very light signs of use.
6.6-Liter 48-Valve Twin-Turbo V12 Engine Electronic Direct Fuel Injection 624bhp at 5,600rpm 8-Speed Automatic Transmission 4-Wheel Independent Suspension 4-Wheel Ventilated Disc Brakes *Strikingly elegant livery of Salamanca Blue over Chestnut *Less than 6,500 miles from new *The Pinnacle in wheeled GT Luxury *Serviced and maintained since new THE ROLLS-ROYCE WRAITH The Rolls-Royce Wraith was announced in January of 2013 and unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show that same year with big applause. The Wraith shares its name with the iconic 1938 model produced by Rolls-Royce. The 2019 Rolls-Royce Wraith is a Coupe derived from the Ghost Sedan but has a distinct sporting personality. Whereas most Rolls-Royce Sedans are intended to be driven by a chauffeur, the Wraith is for those who enjoy driving themselves. With a 624bhp version of the Ghost's V12 and a shorter wheelbase, the Wraith is quicker and more nimble than other Rolls-Royce models. Even though it is more powerful it still provides lightly weighted steering and a gently controlled ride. Like other Rolls-Royce models, the 2019 Wraith's interior comes lined in fine leather, real wood, and genuine metal accents. Despite the two-door design, there's still plenty of spacious room in the back seat for two adults. Rolls-Royce is known for crafting over-the-top vehicles that exude gravitas and refinement. This spirit of ecstasy is certainly evident in the Wraith. THE MOTORCAR OFFERED This extremely elegant yet sporting Rolls-Royce Wraith GT was completed largely by hand at the Goodwood-based Rolls-Royce Works during the late Summer of 2018. It was finished with a host of options and extremely luxurious details and had the handsome Coupe coachwork painted in the beautiful Salamanca Blue as seen on the car today. A two-tone scheme was chosen, much like the coachbuilt Rolls-Royce motorcars of the 1920s and 1930s. Inside a Chestnut-colored leather interior was fitted, which blends exceedingly well with the interior details featuring an abundance of real hand-carved woods, polished jewelry-like metals, and carbon fiber. With less than 6,500 miles on the odometer at the time of cataloging, this uber-impressive 2019 Rolls-Royce Wraith GT remains largely as new, with just very light signs of use.
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