Overview

The baroque automobiles made by Rolls-Royce are renowned for their seriousness and refinement. The Wraith, a luxury coupe built from the manufacturer's Ghost sedan, is a prime example of this mentality. This large tourer is available with rear-hinged doors and virtually limitless customization options. The Wraith's cabin is a lavish setting with superb craftsmanship and the most expensive materials public. Its V-12 produces plenty of power, and the car's silky-smooth handling dutifully insulates its occupants from abrasion. With a starting price of just under $330,000, the Rolls-Royce Wraith is obviously on the most expensive end of the market.

Engine, Transmission, Performance

A magnificent 6.6-liter V-12 with dual turbochargers powers the Wraith. This engine has an eight-speed automatic transmission and generates 624 horsepower and 605 lb.-ft of torque. Rear-wheel drive is standard on all Wraith coupes. This Rolls-Royce offers calm and controlled handling. Its air suspension is set to absorb shocks and jolts without jarring the passengers, and its steering is light-weighted. According to our calculations, the Wraith will race to 60 mph in around 4.3 seconds.

Interior, Comfort, Cargo

Four passengers can fit in the Rolls-Royce Wraith coupe, two in each corner on bucket seats. The cabin has an old-world and modern look with a handcrafted sense. The front seats offer a massage feature that helps relieve sore muscles on lengthy rides, and the center stack is embellished with two stylish, circular air vents. You get 17 cubic feet of cargo space with the 2020 Wraith. Therefore, compared to the Bentley Continental GT coupe, which offers just 13 cubes, this grand tourer gives greater reach for your belongings. Ventilated front seats and a wide range of interior finishes are among Wraith's available options.