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2015
Older models show significant depreciation from their original MSRP, while newer models retain value more robustly. The market is stable, with opportunities for negotiation, especially on listings that have been active for longer periods.
Moderate
The Rolls-Royce Wraith market presents a wide spectrum of pricing, from well-maintained older models to nearly new examples. With an average price around $175,000 and 68 listings, inventory is moderate. The average time on market exceeds 100 days, indicating that patient buyers can often negotiate favorable terms. Focus on model years like 2014-2015 for strong value, balancing price with mileage and condition. Be prepared for a significant investment, but leverage the market dynamics and days on market to secure a compelling deal.
This deal scores exceptionally well due to its low mileage (14,823) on a relatively recent 2019 model, combined with a strong deal score and estimated savings. It represents a premium vehicle with minimal wear.
This 2015 model offers a compelling entry point into Wraith ownership. Despite a lower estimated savings figure, its price point is attractive, and the extended days on market (259) suggest potential for negotiation.
This 2015 Wraith is a standout deal with a high estimated savings of over $10,000 and a strong deal score. Its low days on market (31) indicate strong interest, but the price is still very competitive for its year and mileage.
This 2014 model is a great value proposition, featuring significantly lower mileage (19,034) than the average for its year, coupled with a competitive price and a substantial days on market (157) that suggests negotiation potential.
This 2014 Wraith stands out with the highest estimated savings ($14,616) among the top deals. While it has higher mileage (37,397), its aggressive pricing and long days on market (292) make it a prime candidate for negotiation.
This 2014 Wraith offers a substantial estimated saving of nearly $10,000. Its price is competitive, and with 157 days on market, there's a good indication that the dealer is open to negotiation.
This 2016 model provides a good balance of year, mileage (28,864), and estimated savings. The extremely long days on market (409) strongly suggest significant room for negotiation.
This 2019 Wraith offers substantial estimated savings and relatively low mileage (21,441) for its year. While its days on market (52) are moderate, the savings make it a compelling option.
Despite a lower estimated savings, this 2016 Wraith has been on the market for a very long time (344 days), indicating a strong opportunity for negotiation on its $136,990 price.
This 2020 Wraith is a very low-mileage vehicle (12,087) and represents a newer model year. The estimated savings are solid, and its 127 days on market suggest some flexibility.
This 2017 Wraith has a very low estimated savings, but it boasts excellent mileage (24,645) for its year and a relatively short time on market (45 days), suggesting it's priced competitively and may not have much room for negotiation.
This 2014 Wraith is a remarkable deal, offering the highest estimated savings ($15,116) among the listed vehicles. While it has higher mileage (41,959), its aggressive pricing and 142 days on market make it a prime negotiation target.
This 2021 Wraith is a very low-mileage (12,006) example of a recent model year. While the estimated savings are modest, its condition and year make it a premium offering, and its 73 days on market suggest some negotiation potential.
This 2018 Wraith presents a good balance with its year, mileage (29,762), and estimated savings. The 140 days on market indicates that negotiation is likely possible.
This 2017 Wraith offers substantial estimated savings ($13,011) and a competitive price. Its relatively short days on market (37) suggest it's priced well and likely to move quickly, but there's still room for negotiation.
Last analyzed: August 1, 2026