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- Understood to be the final Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn produced
- Just 30,500 miles from new
- The most recent owner keeping the car from 2015 to present day
- In immaculate condition
- Extensive history with thirty-four main dealer service stamps
- Complete with spare keys, handbook and tools
- The finest example of this rare model that we have encountered
Chassis No SCAZA17C9 WCH66305 is believed to be one of just under ninety right hand drive UK delivered examples of the Silver Dawn. It is also believed to be the final example built of this model. It has travelled just 30,500 miles from new, the most recent owner retaining the car since 2015. The outstanding aspects of this motor car are its service history, with thirty-four main dealer stamps from new and its general condition, which is superb, testament to the cars extensive and almost unheard-of service history. It comes complete with all its extensive service records, tools, owners’ handbook and spare keys. It was recently reviewed by our workshop team with almost no preparation works required due to its condition and history. This beautiful Silver Dawn is the most frequently serviced Rolls-Royce from this period that we have ever encountered and is in outstanding condition as a result.
The Silver Dawn was unveiled in 1995 as the final iteration of the SZ Series motor cars, with just over 200 cars produced in a two-year period at Crewe prior to the introduction of the Silver Seraph. The Silver Dawn shared the same platform as the Bentley Brooklands and was fitted with the tried and tested 6.75 Litre V8 configuration engine of the period. A beautiful model offering superbly executed hand-built finish at Crewe, combining smooth performance with an exceptionally well-appointed interior in true Rolls-Royce style.