2018 Rolls-Royce Dawn Convertible in Silver with 28,891 Miles
About this vehicle
Silver on a Dawn doesn't ask for attention. It commands it. Introduced at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show as a more contemporary successor to the Phantom Drophead Coupe, the Dawn was re-engineered far beyond its Wraith coupe underpinnings — roughly 80% of its body panels are unique to the convertible. This 2018 car, finished in Silver over Black natural grain leather with Seashell contrast stitching, has covered 28,891 miles and arrives in Florida with a clean title, owner's manuals, and window sticker.
The power-operated Black fabric convertible top incorporates a heated glass rear window, and the exterior reads exactly as you'd expect: a long sculpted hood feeding into the Pantheon grille, the Spirit of Ecstasy perched above, LED headlights and chrome brightwork flanking either side. Sweeping shoulder lines carry rearward to a tapered deck. Rear-hinged coach doors open in a way no conventional hinge allows, wide and unhurried. The optional 21" 14-spoke part-polished forged alloy wheels are a $9,650 factory upgrade. Power-folding mirrors, front and rear parking sensors, rain-sensing wipers, and a surround-view camera covering rear, top, and side angles round out the exterior kit. Per the seller, a previous owner filed an insurance claim after scraping the car in a parking garage; that minor damage entry appears on the CARFAX report.
Black natural grain leather wraps virtually every interior surface. Seashell contrast stitching runs throughout, with Rolls-Royce monograms stitched into the headrests. Piano Black trim cuts across the dashboard and center console; Black Cashmere headlining lines the underside of the convertible roof. Front seats are power-adjustable with heating, ventilation, and massage functions. Four-zone automatic climate control manages the cabin's temperature independently across all four corners, and the leather-wrapped multifunction steering wheel sits where you'd expect it — ahead of a Head-Up Display, navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, and a 16-speaker audio system controlled through a rotary-input infotainment display. Lane Departure Warning and High-Beam Assistance come bundled through the Driver Assistance 1 Package. Each rear-hinged door conceals a full-size umbrella, a long-standing Rolls-Royce design signature. Four passengers, no more.
Under the hood: a twin-turbocharged 6.6-liter V12, rated at 563 HP, with 605 lb-ft of torque available from just 1,500 rpm. A ZF 8HP-series 8-speed automatic handles gear changes — a heavy-duty variant of the platform shared with the Ghost and Wraith, calibrated specifically to manage that V12's torque. GPS mapping data feeds the satellite-aided transmission, pre-selecting optimal gear ratios ahead of corners and gradient changes before the driver senses them; the system originated in the Wraith and carries over directly here. Below all of that sits an electronically controlled, self-leveling air suspension, alongside four-wheel disc brakes, electronic stability control, dynamic traction control, and ABS.
Sale includes owner's manuals, a window sticker, and a clean title.
