Rolls-Royce Dawn Convertible, 2016
Rolls-Royce Dawn
Rolls-Royce Dawn•
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Chassis No.: SCA666D52GU102217
- Exterior: Diamond Black
- Interior: Tan
- Body: Convertible
- 9 miles
- MSRP of $406,520
- Part of the Richard Welkowitz Collection since new
- Inspired by the iconic Silver Dawn of the 1950s
- Hand built in Goodwood, England
- Rear-hinged doors
- Power-retractable Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament
- 6.6L/563 HP V-12 engine
- Automatic transmission
- Diamond Black exterior
- Power-operated Black convertible top
- Tan interior
- Wood interior trim
- Black carpets
- Power Reserve gauge
- Rolls-Royce Bespoke Audio system with 16 loudspeakers
- Power tilt/telescoping steering column
- Voice recorder
- HVAV with underseat ducts, residual heat circulation and console ducts
- Integrated navigation system with voice activation
- Power with tilt down heated auto dimming mirrors with power folding
- Rain detecting variable intermittent wipers with heated jets
- Directionally Adaptive Headlamps with washer and delay-off
- Hill Hold Control
- Black brake calipers
- Silver 10-spoke alloy wheels
- Purchase receipts included
Not that you’re likely to get a chance to notice, but, even at its speed-limited 155 MPH, the Rolls-Royce insignias at the center of the 10-spoke alloy wheels stay upright, just as they do wherever you’re parked. It’s just one neat touch that will not only calm those with an itch for automotive meticulousness, but also serve as a measure of the extraordinary attention to detail in a sumptuous and totally uncompromised super-luxury four-seat convertible that evokes the coachbuilt convertible Silver Dawns of the 1950s only in its bespoke hand-built craftsmanship.
Simply, as Rolls-Royce claims, “With Dawn, the journey becomes a destination in itself.” The Dawn convertible’s passing resemblance to the Wraith coupe is just that, a passing resemblance, as 80% of its body panels are unique to the Dawn. The Dawn is also considerably more expensive than its coupe stablemate. You get a car that Rolls-Royce confidently asserts is the quietest convertible in the world with its roof raised, quieter even than the Phantom drophead.
Equally, the drama of raising and lowering the roof, which is achieved in 22 seconds at speeds up to 31 MPH, has been referred to as “a silent ballet.” With the roof in place, you’re cocooned in hallmark luxury with bookmatched wood veneers and natural-grain leather. With it lowered away, the Dawn simply offers a sensory experience like little else on this particular planet. Contributing to that are an array of intelligent technologies and state-of-the art driver assistance features—including active cruise control, adaptive headlights, heads-up display and a satellite-aided 8-speed automatic transmission that knows when hills and curves are coming—that enhance well-being, comfort and safety.
Oh, and don’t forget the glorious 6.6L/563 HP twin-turbo V-12. With an MSRP of $406,520 and a mere 9 miles on its odometer, this Diamond Black example effectively promises its next owner a new Dawn. As Car and Driver concluded, “No automaker delivers worldly delights quite like Rolls-Royce, and the Dawn is no exception.”
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