Vehicle Details
- Year: 2018
- Make: Rolls Royce
- Model: Dawn
- VIN: SCA666D58JU107672
- Mileage: 3,975
- Transmission: Automatic
- Title Status: Clean (Lien)
- Color: Midnight Sapphire
- Seller Type: Dealer
- Location: Dunwoody, GA 30360
- Dealer Fees: None
- Lot #: V-0027273
Combining uncompromising luxury, craftsmanship, and sophistication with an exhilarating open-air driving experience, this 2018 Rolls-Royce Dawn wears a two-tone Midnight Sapphire and Silver exterior over a bespoke Seashell and Navy Blue interior. The car was appointed at an original cost of over $421k including 21” forged polished wheels, contrast stitching and seat piping, monogrammed headrests, interior pinstripes, and highly sought-after full canadel paneling. Boasting about $70k in optional features and remaining under extended warranty, this Rolls-Royce is now being offered for auction out of Georgia showing just under 4k miles on the odometer.
This example is finished in Midnight Sapphire with a contrasting Silver hood and windscreen frame, an optional Seashell single coachline, and 21” forged 10-spoke polished wheels with body-colored centers. Other equipment includes side and rearview cameras with top view, a retractable Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, self-righting wheel centers, auto-leveling xenon headlights, LED side and rear lights, front and rear park distance control, a power luggage compartment lid, and electronically regulated Coach Doors with soft close latches. Clear paint protection film is applied over the front end, detailed images are provided in the gallery along with a clean CARFAX report.
The cabin sports a combination of Seashell and Navy Blue full-grain natural leather with contrasting stitching and seat piping, monogrammed headrests, a two-tone steering wheel, Silver pinstripes, and Royal Walnut open pore veneers with full canadel paneling selected at a cost of over $22k. Other options include an instrument panel with top stitching, a Dark Grey cashmere headliner, front ventilated seats, Dawn treadplates, a head-up display, high-beam assistance, and Lane Departure Warning. Standard features include dynamic cruise control, four-zone automatic climate control, heated and electrically adjustable front massage seats, a premium audio system, keyless entry, and a 10.25” digital display concealed behind an openable veneer cover. Some wear is noted on the driver's seat bolster.
A 6.6-liter 48-valve V12 aluminum alloy engine provides an output of up to 463 HP and 605 lb.-ft of torque. The rear wheels are driven through an 8-speed automatic transmission and the car rides on a self-leveling suspension with anti-roll stabilization and variable damping control. The seller notes a recent oil service has been performed and an extended warranty remains in effect until 2/18/2024.
This sale will include a clean title (lien).
Auction Results
- Highest Bid: $285,000
- Auction End: Feb 24, 2023 09:04:18PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 26
Comments (44)
Bid in the amount of $285,000
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@MeltingJax, @worst.spec is correct, it is the Rolls Royce Provenance program warranty
@MeltingJax It is the Rolls Royce Provenance program
@merlinautogroup Is the remaining warranty via the original warranty, the Rolls Royce Provenance program or a 3rd party provider? Thanks
@MeltingJax the car has never been smoked in.
@merlinautogroup are there any indications that this car has ever been smoked in?
Never crossed my mind to look at this car until I saw one in Mesquite. Really a cool car and no, I would never sell my Speedster for this.
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@dukecubfan Hello, It is a Georgia-owned vehicle, the owner is a large collector and decided it was time for something different. No wild or crazy stories here
Would you mind sharing insight on the original owner, why selling, and where it lived during its current mileage? Thank you.
@MikeAng Significantly less than the reserve
What is the lien amount? Thanks.
Beautiful example! At some point I’ll reach the age where I trade my Porsche 991 Speedster for something like this, but that time is still a couple years away. GLWTA!
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@Buntz319 The lien will be paid in full and buyer will get a clear title
amount of lien be paid off or can acquire? Thanks
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Conversational analytics:
Obviously a magnificent car - state of the art of luxury even 5 years - and virtually never used.
Like any of breed, the place of owner and location are important to it's usefulness and even acceptability. The size itself making garaging a challenge for many who may have the desire to experience life with something so grand. With so little use, some warranty remaining and the limited appropriate use of it as one of many - it can certainly bring a bunch of joy with limited cost of use.
Acquiring something actually"costs" nothing. It is all balance sheet...it is just where one applies/categorizes their assets, which includes the cash one uses to purchase it. Use borrowed $ and you increase you liabilities by the amount of assets (cash) you received. Also not income or expense and a reason that borrowed money is never tax deductible). The "cost" of something like this is unknown till selling it.
That makes the purchase price more a determination of the seller accepting and absorbing the costs of making this $350k base to a $450k new and personalized car for their preferences, simple new to used devaluation, nonrecoverable taxes, etc. of what is not only an unlikely collectible or important to form example....at 5yrs even coming in to being aged and dated style and attributes for what would be one of the most extreme applications of all those value considerations.
Is a 50% devaluation for a 5 year old very limited market (and utility) car - (not unrealistic for even ones that notoriously hold their value) - be enough? This is NOT an even speculative appreciating investment automotive asset. (Certainly take the 100k of buyers personal use options right off the top to start as expensed and enjoyed by the one making the selections). And again, the financial cost of the thrills, satisfaction and benefits (measured by smiles, miles, or whatever) of ownership will only be determined at it's next sale. Most unlikely to be the same or more than now.
And no question about it, I'd very much like to experience the joys of having something so special for my use. (Unfortunately the complications beyond financial make it more complex than I care to deal with now). I look forward to seeing spirited interest and the results here, knowingly offered by a well connected dealer in this market.
(And if someone needs it to be driven to It's new home, I'd be happy to provide that service!).
Boy, is this thing appealing. Summer is on the way! GL
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We are excited to get this amazing Rolls-Royce Dawn to a new home!
We will be available throughout the auction to answer any questions.
Happy bidding