Selling a Rolls Royce Wraith

 

While the onset of the Second World War halted the several year production run that was originally planned for the Rolls Royce Wraith, it didn’t at all diminish what was a brilliant car worthy of the Rolls Royce name. While not noticeably faster than concurrent models, the Wraith’s greater acceleration could take it from 0 to 50 mph in 16 seconds. The Wraith was also notable for its superior handling via new, independent front suspension and hydraulics, making it handle significantly better than other cars in the Twenty lineage. Another improvement came by way of a more accommodating frame that allowed coachbuilders to fit the ever larger and more elaborate bodies that consumers were interested in. A gorgeous edition to an already fabled line, if only peace had gifted the world more of them.

Rolls Royce Wraith Seller’s Guide

 

The Rolls Royce Wraith is a pivotal car for Rolls Royce, with just under 500 chassis made on the cusp of World War II. Anyone interested in classic cars, Rolls Royce, or maybe just history could be interested in purchasing one. It’s a rare and interesting little car, marking the divide between pre-war and post-war Rolls Royce. However, the untrained eye may confuse it for a 25/30, so keep in mind that the Wraith has 136 inch wheelbase compare 25/30’s 132 inch. Once you know that you have a Wraith, you’ll want to take it to a qualified mechanic to get it evaluated, as you should now and again with cars of this age. After you’ve got the mechanical situation sorted out, you can start arranging test-drives and haggling with buyers. But know there’s always one hassle-free avenue when selling a classic car, Alex Manos.

He and his crew pride themselves on the quality of their business. From them you can always expect patience, concern, and a fair price. They’ll make a measured appraisal of your car, drawing on ages of experience so that you can’t get a good deal without all the bother. Give them a call and find out!

Classic Rolls Royce – We work with buyers everywhere in the US, so even if you live remotely, We Want To Talk about selling your classic car. I’m Alex Manos, and I love buying classic cars!

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