Mansory's new Rolls-Royce Wraith looks like a billionaire spilled gold on it

This new Mansory-tuned Rolls-Royce Wraith looks as though a clumsy billionaire has spilled gold all over the exterior and interiors.

There’s no denying that rocking up in a Rolls-Royce Wraith will turn a few heads.

But for those who want to make a much bigger impact, check out this tuned version that brings the Wraith’s luxe looks to a new level.

The glossy black vehicle has been liberally drenched in gold inside and out and is about as attention-grabbing as you can get.

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The Mansory Rolls-Royce Wraith has been given a golden touch

High-end car tuning company Mansory has overhauled and modified more than its fair share of Rolls-Royce vehicles over the years, like this one-of-one Cullinan made for Dubai Police or this Rolls-Royce Phantom with a cool twist.

In a more recent creation, this Rolls-Royce Wraith has been transformed into one of Mansory’s Linea d’Oro – or ‘golden line’ – vehicles. 

Other Rolls-Royce models to get the Linea d’Oro treatment include the Spectre and the Cullinan.

For the Wraith, the base vehicle has been kitted out with some new forged carbon parts, including a new rear diffuser and a couple of lip spoilers. 

But, of course, the most eye-catching part of the vehicle is the paintwork. 

Finished in glossy black, the Wraith has then been sprinkled with real 24K gold leaf across the hood, window frames, air intake surrounds, and its front splitter. 

The door handles, wheels, front grill, and the Spirit of Ecstasy on the front have also been turned gold. 

The interiors have also been given gold elements

The gold doesn’t stop there, either. 

Inside, you’ll find the smart black interiors have been dotted with more golden touches, splashed across the dashboard, steering wheel, and center console. 

The gold theme has also been picked up in the stitching and piping on the seats as well as on the embroidered Mansory branding on the headrests. 

The door handles and speaker grilles have been turned gold, too. 

It’s unclear if the engine was also given an upgrade, but the Wraith’s base twin-turbo V12 should be enough to keep most folks happy anyway. 

All in all, the car is anything but shy and retiring, but if you’re going to splash the cash to get it tuned by Mansory, you might as well go all out, right?

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