The 2013 Geneva motor show saw Rolls Royce in a completely new avatar. It presented the Wraith (a coupe version of the Ghost) which was unlike any Rolls Royce we have ever seen.
Rolls Royce is generally known for cars that are uber luxurious. However, the USP of the Wraith is that it is fast, no, make that very fast!
The Rolls Royce Ghost Alpine Trial Centenary Edition, which celebrates 100 years of a landmark moment in the legendary British automaker’s history has been unveiled at the Auto shanghai 2013.
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f the Wraith Coupe, Rolls Royce has decided that it needs to break its traditions more often.
The British automaker started its revival in the early 2000s with the large Phantom sedan. Soon, Rolls Royce realized that it cannot survive in the industry with a single model in its product line up.
Rolls Royce recently presented an extended wheelbase (EWB) version of the baby roller Ghost trimmed in Art Deco garnish at Hong Kong.
We’re at the 2013 New York Auto Show and Rolls Royce are debuting the Wraith in the United States. The Rolls Royce Wraith is the most dynamic and sporty Roller ever made. It was unveiled at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show earlier this month for the first time, officially.
We caught up with Marc Mielau, GM Marketing, Rolls Royce Motor Cars at the Geneva Motor Show last week and got him to take you through the Wraith’s design features in a video clip.
Today we present to you a comprehensive interview where Mielau covers all the other bases of the Wraith.
IAB - The name Wraith has been used before and it also gives your entire range of cars (the Phantom and Ghost) something in common, doesn’t it?
At the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, there were four new exotic cars that made their world debut: The all new Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren and of course, Rolls Royce.
We’re at the Rolls Royce stall at the Geneva Motor Show and the luxury car manufacturer has just taken the wraps of its most powerful, dynamic, two door coupe – the Rolls Royce Wraith.
