Selling a 1979 Rolls Royce Camargue

 

Rolls Royce released the Camargue in 1975 and continued manufacturing models until 1986, where they made a total of 531 units. The Camargue was a two-door luxury car that was originally planned to be a follow-up to the popular Corniche model, with the only difference being that the Camargue wasn’t manufactured as a convertible. While the car had most of the same working components as the Corniche and Silver Shadow models, the Camargue differed greatly in appearance. Instead of the traditional Rolls Royce body style that paid homage to the luxury cars of the 1920s and 1930s, the Camargue was constructed with a blocky shape and angular grille – a feature that not everyone preferred. Like its predecessors, the 1979 Rolls Royce Camargue was built with a 6.75L V8 engine and the same independent rear suspension that made the Silver Spirit popular. The ’79 Camargue also benefitted from a slight performance boost as it had the same rack-and-pinion steering upgrade as the previous model year, making it easier to drive than other large luxury cars.

 

1979 Rolls Royce Camargue Seller’s Guide

 

Overall, the Camargue’s success during the 1970s was moderate because of its unorthodox style and high price tag. However, over the years, the model became a highly sought after model to own thanks to its exclusivity and outside-the-box design. For this reason, selling your 1979 Rolls Royce Camargue shouldn’t be difficult, provided you know where to find interested buyers. If you don’t want to spend your free time networking at car shows or spending money on advertisements, contact Alex Manos for assistance. The Alex Manos team will pay you top dollar for your Rolls Royce model, regardless of the current condition that it’s in, and will even arrange to have it shipped to their office from anywhere in the United States. This means that you don’t have to do any of the work that makes selling classic cars complicated! Call Alex Manos’ office today to get started!

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