Rolls-Royce Seraph (1998 – 2003) Review
Rolls-Royce Seraph (1998 – 2003) At A Glance
Ostentation and luxury served up in a traditional package.
Outdated feel. Parts becoming hard to find. Other luxury cars offer so much more for so much less.
Unveiled at the Geneva motor show in 1998, the Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph replaced the Silver Spur and was twinned with the Bentley Arnage.
Built alongside the Bentley at the Crew factory, it used a BMW powerplant under the bonnet – the 322bhp 5.4-litre V12 from the 7-series, which helped get the car to 60mph in 6.9 seconds. Not bad for a car that weighs 2.3 tons.
The finest motor car in the world? Not quite, but it was the first Rolls built under BMW ownership.
