Check Out Mansory’s Gold-Plated Rolls-Royce Wraith “Palm Edition 999”

Mansory is taking luxury to the peak of perfection and redefining the boundaries for opulent automobiles. As a nod to the splendor of 999 pure gold, Mansory is giving the magnificently upgraded Rolls-Royce Wraith the name Palm Edition 999. But the number 9 can also be found in the maximum number of Mansory-Wraiths available worldwide. By limiting the series to so few cars, the Palm Edition 999 gains even further exclusivity. With a keen sense of aesthetics and abundant experience in the processing of Rolls-Royce automobiles, the specialists at Mansory have created a true piece of art for the road.

The two-tone paintwork alone brings the two-door Mansory Rolls coupé to a new level with its skirt available in a distinguished white and golden color scheme, and even the aerodynamics have been finely retuned by Mansory. The bodywork package is crafted entirely from carbon fiber, giving the Rolls-Royce Wraith stylish elegance and unrivalled individuality by the automobile manufacturer from the Bavarian town of Brand.

From the front spoiler with separately integrated LED and daytime running lights, front fender, side skirts, through to the reworked rear of the vehicle with a new apron that stretches to the rear and roof spoiler – this luxury British car has had a complete makeover. But true luxury is found in the details: In the Palm Edition 999, the original badges have been replaced with logos and plaques that have been artfully finished with 999 pure gold. Upon request, Mansory can gold plate all parts with a metallic surface – from the door handles, to the trim and sill guards, through to the radiator grille and ‘Emily’ enthroned above.

But it’s not just about aesthetics. Under the hood, there’s been a significant increase in power. The 6.6-liter V12 now puts out 729 HP and 737 lb-ft of torque, propelling the luxurious Rolls-Royce Wraith Palm Edition 999 from 0 to 62 mph in 4.4 seconds on it’s way to a top speed of 186 mph. The power is transferred to the ground by striking gold-colored 22″ alloy wheels shod with ultra-high-performance Vredestein 265/35 tires.

In the interior as well, the design department has worked in conjunction with the Mansory upholstery team to outperform the luxury for which Rolls-Royce is famous. The masterfully crafted leather furnishings take their color cue from the exterior paintwork and the interior features embroideries of the Palm logo in unsurpassed quality. There are also occasional refinements throughout the cockpit made from pure gold to add yet more individual accents.

Naturally, if you’ve got to ask the price, you probably can’t afford it. And with just nine examples being built, even if you had the wherewithal, good luck trying to score one!