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1156 fog light  It is the new Rolls-Royce Dawn.

Rolls-Royce's latest drophead takes inspiration in the rare 1952 Silver Dawn. A new beginning for Rolls-Royce back then, the original Silver Dawn was the initial bearing the Rolls-Royce badge to become made having a factory-built body. However, the drophead Rolls-Royces, which carried the Silver Dawn name, continued to be coach-built for individual customers as a promise of exclusivity and rarity.

And contrary to misguided belief, the Dawn isn't a drophead version in the Wraith. 80 percent in the Dawn's body panels are, in fact, unique to it. The two do, however, share basic drivetrain, structural elements and large-car architecture fundamentals of BMW. It rides on the same 3,112mm wheelbase as the Wraith and is only slightly longer overall.

From every angle, the Dawn is graceful, yet powerful and striking; even more so when its six-layer fabric top is down.

Every element of the Dawn is thoughtfully and beautifully designed to complement the euphoria of summers

The front grille of the car has been pulled back by 45mm along with the front bumper extended by 53mm compared for the Wraith. The Spirit of Ecstacy continues to take charge atop the bonnet and it's an uncompromised design aimed at a younger, more dynamic clientele.