Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph Last Of Line

This is a Last of Line Silver Seraph, one of only 170 built to mark the end of the model, and one of just 46 in right-hand drive. The Seraph was the first Rolls-Royce developed under BMW's influence, powered by a 5.4-litre V12 with a five-speed automatic gearbox.

The Last of Line specification adds red badges in place of black, Spirit of Ecstasy motifs on the wheels and door cards, chromed mirrors, and commemorative plaques on the centre console and front wings. Inside are picnic tables, rear head-restraint televisions, lamb's wool rugs, embossed cushions and head rests, and heated electric seats. The Burr Oak veneer has cross banding and boxwood inlay, and it covers the steering wheel and door panels.

It was delivered new in the UK in Silver Pearl with Light Grey hides and Slate Grey piping. The odometer reads 5,900 miles, which is very low for a 2001 car. The dealer has looked after it and stored it since 2012, and says it was last serviced in June.