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Usually, teaser images are boring and with little or no artistic value. They're just close-ups of some part of the car or the whole car shot in a room that's darker than Satan's private.
These Rolls-Royce teasers for their upcoming Dawn model make no real exception. What do we get to see? A dashboard-mounted clock, a hand-built sill and a door. With any other car, those would make for the lousiest teasers ever, but since it's Rolls-Royce we're talking about, it's completely the opposite.
Each and every one of these three images makes you want to jump in there and touch that incredible craftsmanship for yourself. OK, what I just said might sound a bit creepy if you're looking at the image with that guy, but I stand my ground.
The Rolls-Royce Dawn will get its official presentation in just five days, on the 8th of September, before making the full debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show a little over a week later. There's still limited information available on the British marque's new model, but there are a few things we can tell you.
Things, for instance, like the fact that besides the two doors, every other Dawn panel is different than the Wraith's. The front is typical to the brand's bold looks, but it's also slightly (and I can't emphasize the word "slightly" enough) different. That being said, it wouldn't be fair to call the Rolls-Royce Dawn a convertible version of the Wraith, but at the same time it would be an exaggeration to call it anything else.
The Rolls-Royce Dawn offers luxurious seating for four adults, which shouldn't come as a surprise since it the whole interior is unashamedly borrowed from the Wraith. Which is another way of saying it looks drophead gorgeous. Sorry, I meant drop dead gorgeous.
Each and every one of these three images makes you want to jump in there and touch that incredible craftsmanship for yourself. OK, what I just said might sound a bit creepy if you're looking at the image with that guy, but I stand my ground.
The Rolls-Royce Dawn will get its official presentation in just five days, on the 8th of September, before making the full debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show a little over a week later. There's still limited information available on the British marque's new model, but there are a few things we can tell you.
Things, for instance, like the fact that besides the two doors, every other Dawn panel is different than the Wraith's. The front is typical to the brand's bold looks, but it's also slightly (and I can't emphasize the word "slightly" enough) different. That being said, it wouldn't be fair to call the Rolls-Royce Dawn a convertible version of the Wraith, but at the same time it would be an exaggeration to call it anything else.
The Rolls-Royce Dawn offers luxurious seating for four adults, which shouldn't come as a surprise since it the whole interior is unashamedly borrowed from the Wraith. Which is another way of saying it looks drophead gorgeous. Sorry, I meant drop dead gorgeous.
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