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Rolls Royce 69k Miles 1986 Silver Spirit In Excellent Shape on 2040-cars

US $25,555.00
Year:1986 Mileage:69000
Location:

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

We have for sale a 1986 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit
It has 69k miles
It is automatic with a strong v8 enging
Clean history and excellent condition
Only two little chips 1/8 inch above passenger rear wheel well

Please call us to book your viewing 7025177777
This vehicle is for sale as LAS VEGAS LUXURY MOTOR CO
We are located at 3255 Pepper lane 105 in Las Vegas NV 89120
Let us know to pick you up at the airport.

Please make $500 payment to hold vehicle 7 days from winning auction and then $500 in our wells fargo account.

Please conduct your inspections prior to the close of the auction.
All sales are final with no refunds or returns. We have made our best effort to disclose any problems with vehicle.

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Autoblog Minute: Rolls-Royce launches Dawn with global digital event

Tue, Sep 8 2015

Rolls-Royce unveils its newest vehicle in grand modern fashion. Autoblog's Eddie Sabatini reports on this edition of Autoblog Minute, with an interview with head of communications for Rolls-Royce, Gerry Spahn. Show full video transcript text [00:00:00] Rolls-Royce unveils its newest vehicle in grand modern fashion. I'm Eddie Sabaitni and this is your Autoblog Minute. Dawn is the name of Rolls-Royce's new convertible. The name, Dawn reaches back into the company's heritage, all the way back to the 1950s post war Rolls Royce Silver Dawn. While the naming convention looks to the past there's nothing old fashioned about the way Rolls Royce revealed the Dawn to the public. The four seater was [00:00:30] revealed with a multi-platform global digital event. The British automaker first teased Dawn using twitter and instagram, with the grand reveal coming via a live web feed. For more on this unique launch Autoblog spoke with the Head of Communications for Rolls-Royce, Gerry Spahn: [00:01:00] [Gerry Spahn Interview] The large-scale digital event certainly was a modern statement for the classic automaker. [00:01:30] Let us know what you think about Rolls-Royce's digital efforts. For Autoblog, I'm Eddie Sabatini. Autoblog Minute is a short-form video news series reporting on all things automotive. Each segment offers a quick and clear picture of what's happening in the automotive industry from the perspective of Autoblog's expert editorial staff, auto executives, and industry professionals. Rolls-Royce Convertible Luxury Autoblog Minute Videos Original Video rolls-royce dawn

Someone turned a Rolls-Royce Ghost into a real Crazy Taxi

Thu, Aug 11 2016

One of the unexpected perks of the Autoblog office is that we get to see some pretty amazing cars, and not just what's in our review fleet. Right next door is Platinum Motor Cars, a premium used car dealer, and while they have some pretty stunning exotics on display, we noticed something a bit more unusual this week. And this Rolls-Royce Ghost is certainly unusual: It features a vinyl wrap that makes it look like a rusty yellow taxicab. The distinctive logo on the rear door also shows that this Ghost is a rolling tribute to Sega's classic arcade racer Crazy Taxi. Fortunately, we haven't seen it tearing through outdoor restaurants and up sidewalks like you might in the game. We wanted to know more about the car, so we talked to Jonathan Smith from Platinum Motor Cars. He told us that he and the car's owners participate in various cross-country rally events and they needed a car for the Motor City Rally on August 3. Smith explained they picked up a Ghost they weren't worried about putting miles on, and because, as he put it, they "are kids at heart," looked to a video game from their past for inspiration. Smith said they were in a tight spot getting the car wrapped, since the Ghost arrived only two days before the start of the rally. But he explained they were fortunate Envy Auto Group was able to finish the job in just 36 hours. This car also continues their trend of using fun cars for their rallies. Smith told us about the various themes they've had for past vehicles such as a Love Bug-themed Audi RS7, and a "Family Truckster" Mercedes-Benz E63 wagon. The latter of which got the complete olive green and faux wood color scheme to match the movie car. Smith said that the Motor City Rally was the only rally the Ghost will participate in, but they will show it at the M1 Concourse Cars and Coffee, at the Woodward Dream Cruise, and probably a few other local events. So if you happen to be in the Birmingham area, keep an eye out for the yellow Rolls. It's hard to miss. Related Video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. Image Credit: Jonathan Smith / Platinum Motor Cars Auto News Toys/Games Rolls-Royce Luxury Sedan video games rolls royce rolls-royce ghost

Rolls-Royce rolls out special Al-Adiyat edition in the Middle East

Fri, Feb 27 2015

Rolls-Royce regularly makes special editions for one market or another. And lets face it: most of them are in the Middle East, or more specifically along the Persian Gulf. But their names don't always translate well to English, even for an English automaker. The last one, for example, was characterized as a Mysore. And this latest one is for Adiyats. Al-Adiyat is actually what this latest special run of Rolls-Royces are called, taking its name from the Arabic word describing the sound hoofs make when they hit the ground. It's a limited edition of just ten coupes, including nine Wraiths and the one and only Phantom Coupe you see here. The collection takes its inspiration from horses, "with motifs of reigns and horses, while gold-plated horseshoe stamps make a striking statement upon the clock and treadplates." The look is completed (on the Phantom at least) with a bright red paintjob that continues inside with red leather, carpets and headliner. In short, it's not for subtle tastes, but we don't doubt that Rolls will sell each and every one, assuming it hasn't already.