Rolls Royce Dawn 2017 Qatar Prices & Specs

The Rolls Royce Dawn is the convertible version of the Rolls-Royce Wraith. According to the British luxury car manufacturer, there are differences, although you'd be hard-pressed to spot them nearly 80% of the Dawn's body panels are new. The doors carry over, but the chin is pulled forward by 53 mm compared to the Wraith and the grille is recessed by 43 mm. The belt-line arches up around the back of the cabin and, well, there's that soft-top a six-layer canvas roof that folds down beneath a wooden deck. It takes 22 seconds to open and close the roof, and it can be done in speeds up to 50 kph. Mechanically, the Dawn appears to be identical to the Wraith with a 6.6-litre twin-turbo V12, but tuned less-aggressively in this application just like the Ghost. The motor sends power to the rear wheels via the satellite-guided 8-speed automatic transmission. And it remains visually customisable, with a choice of 20-inch and 21-inch wheels and an unlimited palate of colours for the paint, leather and trim.