ROLLS-ROYCE WRAITH FOR SALE

FIND THE ROLLS-ROYCE WRAITH THAT FITS YOU

STANDARD WRAITHThe original Wraith established a more driver-focused interpretation of Rolls-Royce without sacrificing the effortless refinement that defines the marque. Its 6.6-liter twin-turbocharged V12 produces 624 bhp and 800 Nm of torque, delivering 0 to 60 mph in a factory-quoted 4.4 seconds. Power arrives through an eight-speed automatic transmission, while Satellite Aided Transmission uses GPS mapping to anticipate the road ahead and help select the appropriate gear. The Wraith’s shorter wheelbase, lower roofline, wider rear track, and revised suspension give it a more purposeful character while preserving the smooth, composed ride expected from Rolls-Royce.
For buyers, the standard Wraith offers enormous variety because so many cars were configured individually. Exterior finishes, leather colors, wood veneers, contrasting piping, headrest embroidery, wheels, Starlight Headliner, entertainment equipment, and other Bespoke touches can make two examples feel entirely different. One may be restrained and elegant, while another can be bold enough to stop traffic before the Spirit of Ecstasy reaches the curb. That individuality makes the original build important when comparing cars. Mileage and condition matter, but so do the materials, color combinations, and factory options you’ll experience every time you open one of those sweeping coach doors.
BLACK BADGEBlack Badge gives the Wraith a darker, more assertive personality for buyers who want their Rolls-Royce to feel less formal and more provocative. Rolls-Royce developed Black Badge as an alter ego to the traditional marque, pairing distinctive exterior and interior treatments with mechanical changes designed to give the car a more immediate character. Darkened brightwork, the infinity symbol, specialized wheels, carbon-fiber-inspired Technical Fibre surfaces, and unique interior details make Black Badge examples instantly recognizable without losing the craftsmanship and presence of the underlying Wraith.
The appeal goes beyond appearance. Black Badge Wraiths received revised drivetrain and chassis calibration intended to make the car more responsive to driver inputs, giving enthusiasts a stronger sense of engagement while retaining the effortless power delivery of the V12. For buyers, condition and specification remain just as important as the Black Badge designation itself. Paint, wheels, interior materials, factory carbon-style trim, optional equipment, and Bespoke details can vary considerably between examples. A beautifully configured Black Badge can offer the Wraith’s grand touring comfort with an attitude that feels noticeably more rebellious.
BESPOKE COMMISSIONSThe Wraith became an extraordinary canvas for Rolls-Royce Bespoke, allowing clients to turn an already exclusive grand tourer into something genuinely personal. Bespoke commissions have included unique paint colors, hand-painted coachlines, specialized embroidery, custom veneers, elaborate interior themes, and Starlight Headliners created around individual stories. Rolls-Royce even produced Wraith commissions inspired by subjects as ambitious as aviation, horology, and the view of Earth from space, demonstrating just how far personalization could extend beyond choosing leather and paint from a conventional options list.
That makes original specification particularly interesting in the pre-owned market. A seemingly understated Wraith may reveal rare Bespoke features once you examine its interior, build documentation, embroidery, trim, or coachline. Others make their individuality immediately obvious through unusual exterior colors and contrasting cabins. Buyers searching for something special should pay attention to the completeness and condition of those original elements because they are part of what gives the car its identity. For the right owner, a memorable Bespoke specification can transform the Wraith from an exceptional luxury coupe into a car that feels genuinely one of a kind.
BLACK ARROW & FINAL-ERA WRAITHSThe Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow marked the conclusion of Wraith production and the end of Rolls-Royce’s series-production V12 coupe era. Limited to just 12 cars worldwide, the Black Arrow drew inspiration from the Thunderbolt land-speed-record car and incorporated some of the most elaborate Bespoke work ever applied to a Wraith. Its Gradient Paint finish, illuminated Thunderbolt Speedform, intricate door marquetry, and record-setting Starlight Headliner with 2,117 individually arranged fibre-optic stars transformed the final Wraith into a highly specialized collector piece. Rolls-Royce confirmed that all 12 examples were allocated to clients.
For collectors, final-era Wraiths can hold a particular appeal because the model now represents a completed chapter in Rolls-Royce history. Black Arrow sits at the extreme end of that spectrum, but later Black Badge and highly specified Bespoke examples can also attract buyers searching for something distinctive from the final years of production. Factory documentation, originality, mileage, condition, and completeness become increasingly important as rarity rises. Whether you are pursuing an extraordinarily limited final edition or simply want a beautifully configured later-production Wraith, these cars offer a chance to own one of the last expressions of Rolls-Royce’s dramatic V12 coupe.