1999 - Rolls-royce Silver Seraph on 2040-cars
El Paso, Texas, United States
1999 Rolls-Royce Silver Saraph for sale by owner.... All service below done only by a Factory Trained Rolls-Royce Mechanic. Don't buy someone's problems and think you are saving a few thousand dollars. Buy one that just had what would cost you about 12k Awesome Daily Driver and will probably depreciate about 1-3k a year over then next 5 years.. - 6-Year Recommended Service (most sellers won't have performed when selling and costs 6-8k) - Replace Upper & Lower Ball Joints - Replace Sway Bar Links - Replace Front & Rear Brake hoses - Complete Brake Fluid Flush and Service - Replace Passenger Seat Belt Assembly - Replace Air Bag Pad and Sensors - New Tires - New Front and Rear Caliper Kits (Brakes) - and more **** ALL OF THE ABOVE DONE WITH NEW ROLLS-ROYCE EQUIPMENT / PARTS (OEM) Description: The 1999 Rolls Royce Silver Seraph was the last Rolls Royce model built at the Crewe plant and the first completely new model since the introduction of the Silver Shadow in 1965. The product of an amazing 10 years of development work, the Seraph was powered by a 5.4L V-12 engine with a 5-speed automatic transmission and modern electronics controlling engine management, adaptive ride control and anti-lock brakes.
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Rolls-Royce teases Wraith debut in Geneva
Fri, 18 Jan 2013Rolls-Royce is headed to the 2013 Geneva Motor Show with a new addition to its lineup: the Wraith. The ultra-luxury automaker says it plans to start deliveries by the fourth quarter of this year, though details are scarce at the moment. The automaker has contented itself with saying the Wraith will the "most dynamic, powerful and beautiful Rolls-Royce in the company's history." We hear it will be the most modest, too.
Rolls-Royce first began using the Wraith nameplate in 1938. The original car used a tweaked version of the 4.3-liter inline six-cylinder found in the company's 25/30, but its real claim to fame came from the fact that it boasted speed-variable hydraulic dampers. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 85 miles per hour, Rolls-Royce only built 492 examples of the vehicle's chassis.
You can look for the new Wraith to bow at the Geneva Motor Show in March. In the interim, check out the shockingly bare press release below and get ready for a spate of teasers to follow.
Rolls-Royce rolls out one-off Ghost Golden Sunbird in China
Thu, 19 Sep 2013In 2001, archeologists in the palace city of Chengdu, China, uncovered the Golden Sun Bird, an ancient artifact that dates back to the Shang Dynasty from 1000 BC. The disc depicts the sun and is made of almost solid gold, measuring five inches across and weighing 20 grams. The city adopted it as its logo, and now Rolls-Royce has commemorated the find and the heritage behind it with a unique one-off.
Based on the long-wheelbase version of the Ghost, the Golden Sunbird edition features a two-tone white and gold paint scheme, with gold coachline and gold grille topped by a gold Spirit of Ecstasy. The interior has likewise been gilded with gold embroidery atop the light brown leather and white trim to match the coachwork.
The result may be elegant but is certainly not subtle. And of course it's just the latest in a long line of special editions and one-offs Rolls-Royce has crafted, particularly for markets in the Middle and Far East.
Rolls-Royce reveals Ghawwass edition Phantom Coupe
Wed, 16 Oct 2013This is the Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe Ghawwass Bespoke Edition, the latest car to join the long and distinguished line of Rolls-Royce limited editions that have arrived over the years. With that in mind, we'll allow you one guess as to what market this limited edition is destined for.
If you said the Middle East, which is almost always the answer when talking about ultra-limited, special editions of the world's finest luxury and sports cars, then give yourself a pat on the back. As for that name, "Ghawwass" is the Arabic word for diver, and attaching it to the Phantom Coupe is meant to celebrate "the traditional method of collecting pearls from the Bahrain pearl banks," according to Rolls-Royce's Facebook page, where these pictures were posted.
Considering its nautical namesake, the color scheme of the Phantom Ghawwass makes a lot of sense, with a Turchese Blue exterior and a tan and Turchese interior that brings to mind bright blue water and sand. The veneers are pearl - although we can't see them in this photoset - befitting the car's inspiration, while a Dhow, a traditional Arabic sailboat, can be found in the coachline and stitched into the headrests.