Very few carmakers can match what Rolls-Royce does. Now that the British marque has ventured into segments previously reserved for mainstream manufacturers, options are aplenty for the well-heeled. One segment where the rich have a keen interest is, luxury coupes. Not only do they offer the comfort and practicality of a three-box sedan, they are stylish and have better curb appeal. Luckily, Rolls Royce has an offering that sums up every one of those attributes, the Wraith.

The Rolls Royce Wraith is a 4-seater Grand Tourer based on the Ghost. The Wraith features a pillar-less design paired with the iconic suicide doors that makes the car instantly recognizable as a Rolls. While the Wraith is a step below when compared to the Phantom in terms of luxury and performance, it has every bit of the brand’s ethos when it comes to refinement and quality.

Being a Rolls Royce, there’s no shortage of space making Wraith the best coupe when it comes to utility. Here’s us going over the practicality offered by the $340,00 Rolls Royce coupe.

Tons Of Space Inside

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One of the defining traits of Rolls Royce cars is the space on offer other than the obvious of course. Other luxury GTs in the segment include the Bentley Continental GT and Aston Martin DBS Superleggera, both of which don’t come close to the Wraith in terms of interior room. Let’s go over some numbers. Realistically, most 2+2 coupes offer comfortable seating for 2, however, the Wraith is different. We all know the fact the Aston has useless seats at the back and it really comes down to the rest of the two.

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According to Rolls Royce, the Wraith has 36.9-inches of rear legroom versus 32-inches in the Bentley Continental. That’ around 4-inches of extra legroom in a luxury 2+2. To put that into context, a Honda Civic has 37.4 inches of rear legroom, which is of course a midsize sedan. Furthermore, the amount of luggage capacity in the Rolls Royce Wraith is again segment-leading at 16.6 cu.ft versus 12.6 cu.ft in the newly introduced Bentley Continental GT.

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Unmatched Levels Of Comfort

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Another important trait that sets apart Rolls Royce from mainstream automakers is the insane levels of comfort. Nobody in the industry can match Rolls Royce with their ride quality and refinement inside. The Wraith ticks off as a proper grand tourer with comfort being prioritized over performance. Unlike both Aston and Bentley, the Wraith offers the most civilized ride of them all. Most bumps go unnoticed and the ride quality befits what Rolls Royce calls the Magic Carpet Ride.

Riding on an advanced chassis with a shorter wheelbase, the Wraith is a nimble coupe that glides along. Also helping with the overall comfort is the air suspension which soaks up anything and everything. There is sound deadening everywhere, even the tires are filled with a special foam to reduce the amount of road noise entering the cabin.

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Exquisite Attention To Detail

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Attention to detail is one of the priorities of the brand and the Wraith has everything from bespoke carpets to a customized Rolls Royce branded umbrella. Swathes of the finest leather, real wood, and genuine metal accents cover nearly every visible surface along with knobs and door handles. The level of craftsmanship can be seen in the stitches even, with customization being not limited to what you’re given and customers can go ahead and personalize the level of luxury to their desire. The level of detail is carried over even to the airflow controllers being metal organ stops versus normal buttons. In essence, the interiors of the Wraith are exceptionally crafted with not many rivals equaling it.

Enough Power Under The Hood

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Rolls Royce is not famed for performance. That said, weighing in at 5,400 pounds, the Wraith takes 4.4 seconds to reach 60 mph, not too shabby for a land yacht. Thanks in part to a 6.75-liter V12 pumping 624 horsepower and 642 lb-ft of torque. The silky-smooth V12 helps the Rolls Royce Wraith perfect the art of gliding on the road. As with all Rolls Royce cars, performance is never really a concern, and officials when asked about the horsepower usually stick to “adequate” more often than not. Unlike the Ghost, this Rolls Royce coupe fancies being driven, because of its slightly sportier dynamics.

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Rolls Royce has stated that the latest generation 2021 Ghost was developed with driving in mind. Since the Phantom takes the chauffeur-driven experience to its epitome, it’s okay for the new Ghost to slot in as the dynamic sibling. It should be noted that Rolls Royce sells the Wraith based on the previous generation Ghost and a newer model is expected to hit the market by 2022. With all that said, there’s no replacing Rolls Royce when it comes to utmost luxury. Paired with a sloping roofline, the Wraith takes the top spot for the most comfortable and practical 2-door coupe currently available in the market.

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