Road Tripping the 2017 Rolls-Royce Dawn (Photo Gallery)
We explore the promised land of beer, cheese and sausage at the wheel of a nearly $400,000 Rolls-Royce Dawn. Can you say, #goals?
Why, more like, why not? The Rolls-Royce Dawn is a game-changer. Unlike its uptight and elitist brethren, the new drophead coupe is much more relaxed, tantalizing, and I dare even say — fun.
How do I know? I recently had the pleasure of getting up close and personal with it, and although Mother Nature decided to dump rain for two days non-stop in southern Wisconsin, my experience was quite queenly, nonetheless.
Open the rear-hinged doors and submerge yourself into an exquisitely crafted cabin. Perfectly milled aluminum hardware, hand-stitched leather, and built-in high-end umbrellas are some of the characteristics that will stand out immediately. But look closely, because the more discreet thin-rimmed steering wheel, the mother of pearl Spirit of Ecstasy etched on the infotainment system’s control knob, and the lambswool carpeting are as mesmerizing as they are opulent.
Driving a vehicle that costs as much as a luxury home in the majority of the US isn’t easy. First I had to comprehend the essence of the vehicle, because regardless of what some may say — it’s not just a car. Comprehending what buyers who are willing to spend upwards of $400,000 on a vehicle can seem somewhat difficult, especially when performed by someone who daily drives a 2012 Honda Civic.
If you want to know what the fuzz is all about, make sure to read the 2017 Rolls-Royce Dawn full review. You’ll learn why this Rolls is the one to have, and the one drive — not be driven in.
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