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Rolls Royce Wraith Eagle VIII Limited Edition

In June 1919 - British aviators John Alcock and Arthur Brown took off from Newfoundland, Canada, in a modified First World War Vickers Vimy aircraft, landing in Clifden, Ireland, nearly 16 hours later after battling with thick cloud cover and freezing fog. The aircraft was powered by two 20.3-litre 350bhp Rolls-Royce Eagle VIII engines, from which this car takes its name.

Limited Edition of 50 Examples Worldwide

1 of 5 UK Delivered Vehicles

Built to commemorate the first non-stop transatlantic flight

Registered 05/02/2020

2 Owners

2,000 Miles

Finished in Gunmetal with Selby Grey

Black Leather Interior

Collection Coachline

Eagle VIII Collection Package

Extended Leather Headlining

Unique Starlight Headliner - 1,183 starlight fibres depicting the celestial arrangement at the time of flight in 1919.

Bespoke Speaker Grille in Brass With Flight Distance of '1,880 miles' Engraved

Smoked Eucalyptus Wood Fascia and Centre Console with Gold Inlays

Eagle VIII Clock

Brass Stitched Quilted Sides of Centre Console 

Polished Metal Fuel Filler Cap

Camera System - Top View and Rear View

Adaptive LED Headlights

High Beam Assistance

Instrument Panel with Top Stitching

Comfort Entry System

Rear Privacy Glass

Rolls Royce Bespoke Audio

Drivers Assistance Systems

Lane Departure Warning

Side View Camera

Head Up Display

Enhanced Bluetooth Phone Integration

WiFi Hotspot Preparation

Privacy Glass

Chrome Plated Visible Exhausts

£ 309,950