Rolls-Royce Wraith

Innovation comes with time. But when that innovation can slowly transform into something even more, then you’ve got something special. That’s what happened with the Rolls-Royce Wraith, and the creation of the Wraith family has only made Rolls-Royce stronger. Braman Rolls-Royce knows the importance of having that family with them as they show customers all the possibilities that the Wraith can hold – and those possibilities are fantastic.

The Wraith Story Begins

The Wraith has a beautifully dark and mysterious look to it, which aptly matches its name. First made in 1938, the Wraith was supplied to independent coachbuilders. But having been introduced so late, it wasn’t long before World War II took over and Rolls-Royce had to halt production of not just the Wraith, but all its cars. The final Wraith wasn’t delivered until 1947, but the Wraith itself by then had faded into the darkness.

That is, until 2013. Rolls-Royce took another look at the Wraith concept and gave it a wholly new and modern spin. Indeed, it looks like something from the future wrapped in absolute magnificence. The Wraith still maintains that classic Rolls-Royce design, all while featuring a 2-door coupe concept and a twin turbo V12 engine with an 8-speed automatic transmission for smooth-as-silk shifting.

The Epitome of Luxury Vehicles

The Wraith is certainly something to look at, and at Braman Rolls-Royce you can take your time soaking it all in. Taking a Wraith for a test drive is a must. This way you can fully appreciate the Wraith family and all that it has gone through to get to today’s creation. Though only two Wraiths came into being, it is still beyond a doubt a solid part of the Rolls-Royce legacy and hopefully it will be for many years to come. Then again, there is always the possibility that Rolls-Royce will add to the Wraith family with a brand new version in the future, but for now, enjoy yourself in the stylish, powerful Rolls-Royce Wraith of today.