Used23,826 mi.

2015 Rolls-RoyceWraith Base For Sale

$ 139,999
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Key features of this 2015 Rolls-Royce Wraith Base in Dallas, TX
GPS Navigation
Rear View Camera
Bluetooth
Heated Seats
Leather Seats
Condition
USED
Mileage
23,826
MPG
13 City / 21 Hwy
Body Style
Coupe
Exterior Color
White
Interior Color
Tan
Transmission
Automatic
Drive Train
RWD
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Engine
12 Cyl
Stock Number
OSC7139
VIN
SCA665C5XFUX85374
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Consumer Ratings and Reviews of the 
Rolls-Royce Wraith 
Base
from KBB.com

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Editors' Notes

Fresh off its introduction, the Rolls-Royce Wraith is the newest model in the British automaker’s stable of ultra- luxury cars. As with any Rolls-Royce, the 2015 Wraith exudes opulence and grace on a grandiose scale. Yet as the most powerful and dynamic automobile to wear the famed RR logo, this exquisite coupe is meant to appeal to a newer generation of plutocrats. For the roughly $300,000 it takes to step into a Wraith, you get a formidable V12 engine and hand-craftsmanship that borders on the fanatical. Sure, a Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe brings more technology to the table and a Bentley Continental GT Speed has better performance, but neither will replicate the royal experience of stepping out from the coach doors of a Rolls-Royce Wraith.

Pros

For those wishing to take command in the driver’s seat vs. being chauffeured in back, the 2015 Wraith is the most driver-oriented Rolls-Royce. In addition to costing less than the Phantom Coupe (relatively speaking), the Wraith has fresher technology and is less bulky (again, relatively) to maneuver.

Cons

Aside from it costing as much as a house, the Wraith’s sheer size and exclusivity can make it a little too excessive for some buyers. For better or worse, arriving in a Wraith is an attention-getting event. If you prefer to lay low, look elsewhere.

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