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68 Luxury Mansory Rolls-Royce for sale

Mansory Rolls-Royce prices

Median price
$673,093
Lowest price
$279,996
Highest price
$1,863,520
Average price
$672,500
Price on request
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About the Mansory Rolls Royce

The Wraith shortens the Ghost platform by 183 mm, widens the rear track and lowers the roof, on self-levelling air springs. It was the first Rolls-Royce with the satellite-aided transmission, which reads the road ahead to choose the gear, and the Starlight headliner sets 1,340 fibre-optic points in the roof lining.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has belonged to BMW since 1998 and has built every car at Goodwood, in West Sussex, since 2003. The Wraith and the Dawn share the shortened Phantom platform and the 6.6-litre V12, and the Bespoke department will paint, trim and inlay a car to an owner's order.

Market overview

Vehicles available
68
Dealers
18
Countries
6
Median price
$673,093
Prices from
$279,996
Median mileage
43 miles
Model years
2017–2026

The available examples cover model years 2017 to 2026. The median odometer reading is 43 miles, and 54 of the 65 listings that state it show under 10,000 km. 26 examples are listed as new and 31 as used. The most common exterior colours are black (26), not specified (18) and white (8).

Across the listings in this selection, the Mansory Rolls Royce is quoted at 544 to 721 PS depending on version and SUV. These are the figures dealers declare, not a reconstructed factory specification.

68 Mansory Rolls Royce are currently listed by 18 dealers across 6 countries. In US dollars, prices run from $279,996 to $1,863,520, with a median of $673,093. These statistics are expressed in US dollars for comparison. Listing prices are shown in your selected currency, with indicative conversions; the dealer’s original price and currency are available on each vehicle page. 4 listings are offered at price on request.

  • 83% of the cars that publish their mileage show under 10,000 km.
  • 26 cars are listed as new, 38% of the selection.
  • Germany holds the largest share of this selection, 32 of 68 cars.

FAQ

Mansory Rolls-Royce for sale

How much does a Mansory Rolls-Royce cost?

Asking prices for the Mansory Rolls-Royce on LuxuryPulse run from $279,996 to $1,863,520, with a median of $673,093 across 64 priced listings. Taxes, registration and dealer fees are extra.

How many Mansory Rolls-Royce are for sale?

68 Mansory Rolls-Royce are for sale on LuxuryPulse: 19 in the United States, 49 in other countries.

Where can I buy a Mansory Rolls-Royce in the United States?

LuxuryPulse lists Mansory Rolls-Royce for sale in Florida (5), North Carolina (5), California (3), Illinois (1).

How much does a Mansory Rolls-Royce cost by model year?

Median asking prices on LuxuryPulse: 2024, $680,840 (8 cars); 2023, $713,653 (11 cars); 2022, $755,546 (4 cars); 2020, $580,986 (11 cars); 2019, $521,414 (11 cars).

What is the cheapest Mansory Rolls-Royce for sale?

The lowest asking price is $279,996, for a 2019 example with 8,283 miles in North Carolina. The highest is $1,863,520, for a example with 31 miles in Germany.

How many miles do Mansory Rolls-Royce for sale have?

The median is 43 miles. 44 cars have fewer than 1,000 miles.

Can I buy a new Mansory Rolls-Royce?

1 Mansory Rolls-Royce is offered new on LuxuryPulse, and 20 used.

How much horsepower does the Mansory Rolls-Royce have?

623 hp (632 PS), from the 6,592 cc twin-turbocharged V12, according to Wikipedia.

How many dealers sell the Mansory Rolls-Royce on LuxuryPulse?

18 specialist dealers. 4 of the 68 listings are price on request.

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