A 2017 Rolls-Royce Wraith showing 33,700 miles has emerged on the market with a dramatic appearance that blends traditional luxury with modern custom styling. The Wraith, produced between 2014 and 2023, served as one of Rolls-Royce’s most exclusive offerings before the all-electric Spectre stepped into its place. Even with production concluded, the model remains synonymous with the brand’s emphasis on craftsmanship and high-end comfort.
The Wraith’s lineage is rooted in more than a century of Rolls-Royce history, stretching back to the partnership of Charles Rolls and Henry Royce in 1904. Over the decades, the company navigated significant corporate changes, including government intervention in the 1970s and transitions through Vickers, Volkswagen Group, and ultimately BMW, which has guided the marque since 2003. Despite those shifts, Rolls-Royce consistently preserved its reputation for ultra-luxury automobiles.
Originally finished in Metropolitan Blue Metallic, the 2017 example now wears a matte black vinyl wrap, shifting its visual presence toward a darker, more understated look. The wrap also acts as a backdrop for a vivid Tiffany Blue accent package that defines the car’s custom aesthetic. The bright blue color highlights elements across the exterior, including trim beneath the grille, edges of the bumper, accents around the exhaust outlets, and the signature RR badging. The theme carries onto the brake calipers, wheel centers, and even the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, which also glows in matching blue.
The interior presents the same bold contrast but with the volume turned up. Nearly the entire cabin is trimmed in Tiffany Blue leather, from the seats to portions of the door panels. Diamond-quilted stitching in black provides contrast without overwhelming the color palette. Each headrest carries overlapping RR monograms, and the four-place seating configuration offers full power adjustment, heating, and memory functions. Soft black Lambswool mats add another layer of comfort beneath the vivid seating surfaces.
With its mileage, striking wrap, and striking custom accents, this Wraith represents a blend of Rolls-Royce tradition and personalized modern flair—an example aimed at buyers seeking both craftsmanship and individuality in a luxury grand tourer.
