Selling a 1983 Rolls Royce Camargue

 

The Camargue was a two-door luxury automobile developed by Rolls Royce between 1975 and 1986. It’s known for its unorthodox design, top performance, and for being the most expensive car in North America during the 1970s and 1980s. This two-door saloon car was built to be the long awaited follow-up to the popular Corniche model, but ended up developing a life of its own. While the Camargue had the same 6.75L V8 engine as the Corniche, as well as top-of-the-line antilock brakes and the same three-speed manual transmission as its predecessor, its body style was completely different than any other Rolls Royce model. With its square design, slanted grille, and rectangular headlamps, the Camargue looked more like a vintage Jaguar than it did a Rolls Royce. This updated design received mixed reviews, which is one of the reasons why the 1983 Rolls Royce Camargue and its previous model years didn’t sell as well as Corniche and Silver Spirit models. With that said, the Camargue has become more popular over time and is now one of the most collected Rolls Royce models on the market.

 

1983 Rolls Royce Camargue Seller’s Guide

 

The Camargue was built with the same style and elegance and previous Rolls Royce models. Its state-of-the-art air conditioning system was revolutionary at the time and helped ensure that the cabin stayed at a comfortable temperature at all times. Furthermore, the Camargue was equipped with the same excellent suspension system that Corniche models were praised for, making it a comfortable car that’s able to be driving easily in any kind of road conditions.

Are you thinking about selling your 1983 Rolls Royce Camargue? If so, let the Alex Manos team help you along the way. Instead of spending your time and money making advertisements for your car, think about selling it to Alex Manos for a competitive price so that you get top dollar for your Rolls Royce without any of the headache. Contact Alex Manos’ office today to get started!

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