The Rolls-Royce Wraith may have been made with younger customers in mind, even going as far as introducing the Black Badge edition targeting new money, but it’s still a coupe that is stately and opulent. Think of it as Rolls-Royce trying to pull off what Toyota did with the now defunct Scion brand back in the early 2000s. Despite their efforts, Rolls-Royce is going to have a difficult time wooing away younger buyers that want more performance and aggressive design from their vehicles, as Rolls-Royce won’t be abandoning their tradition and history so easily.
For those that might have thought the Rolls-Royce Wraith is too stately or tame for your taste, check out the SPOFEC Overdose kit. It will most likely upset many Rolls-Royce traditionalist, with its wider stance and prominent wheel arches made from carbon fiber, but for those looking to stand out from the crowd, this kit offers plenty of visual presence. It’s not all show and no go either, as the engine now produces 717 HP and 727 lb-ft of torque, propelling the car to 62 in just 4.2 seconds. With extensive customization options available on top of the what’s already offer out of the factory, this is one ride any newly minted billionaire would be happy to call his own.