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Rolls Royce Royce Silver Seraph review covering 1998 - 2005

Tuesday 25 October 2005

Though it may no longer be able to justify its existence as the best car in the world, a Rolls-Royce undoubtedly has something that other cars lack. Seat yourself behind that long bonnet and glimpse the Spirit of Ecstasy at the end and you know you’ve definitely arrived. Some may argue that you’ve arrived fairly and squarely at planet naff, but what would they know? They don’t have carpeting deep enough to hide a third world dictator, enough wood and leather to render environmentalists speechless whilst being smoother than a boy band’s buttocks. If you thought that this sort of luxury doesn’t come cheap, you’re right, but neither does it have to be the sole preserve of the establishment. With such accomplished rivals around, can a used Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph justify itself? Being useless at suspense, the answer has to be no, but letting your heart rule your head has rarely been so rewarding.