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The Rolls-Royce Dawn, the newest offering from the British automaker, is a dazzling vehicle as is. This bespoke model, finished in a striking Azure blue hue, even more so. In comparison to the Wraith, the Rolls-Royce Dawn features several new body panels (80% to be precise) including a front bumper that is extended by 53mm.
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In the words of Rolls-Royce, the Dawn is “the world’s only true modern four-seater super-luxury drophead” and there really is no reason to question it. To match the overall exclusivity, the iconic Spirit of Ecstasy in this bespoke model, is gold-plated and illuminated from the bottom.
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The roof, which is said to deliver the silence of a Rolls-Royce Wraith when up, makes the Dawn the quietest convertible car in the world. Not much of a surprise when you look into the attention to detail that the brand operates with. The book-matched open pore veneers, black brake calipers and body-colored wheel centers, are a testament to that statement.
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The interior, finished in a Mandarin orange hue, offers a bold contrast to the Azure exterior and the rosewood dashboard. Additional fine touches, are added with the chrome embellished analogue clock and satin black trim finishes.
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If there’s anything the bespoke Rolls-Royce Dawn proves, it is that perfection, too, can be improved.
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