Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph

This Silver Seraph has an unusual start to its history. It was the factory demonstration car when the model launched, and Rolls-Royce used it on a dealer tour. It covered around 20,000 miles in that role before passing to its first owner.

That owner reported a slight tick from the engine, and the factory fitted a new motor at about 20,000 miles. The engine has therefore done a little over 24,000 miles, and the whole car about 44,000.

The car is painted in two-tone Fountain Blue over Georgian Silver. Inside it has light grey leather piped in dark blue, polished walnut veneers with twin occasional tables in the rear, and royal blue carpets. It was registered in Guernsey, and the dealer plans to collect it and register it in the UK. The dealer describes the condition as unmarked and says the car comes from a private collection of Rolls-Royces.