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Exclusive wallpapers: posing with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn

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Exclusive wallpapers: posing with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn | Top Gear

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TG gets private access to the £250,000 super-cabrio for your desktop’s pleasure

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Exclusive wallpapers: posing with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn

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TG gets private access to the £250,000 super-cabrio for your desktop’s pleasure

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TG gets private access to the £250,000 super-cabrio for your desktop’s pleasure

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Exclusive wallpapers: posing with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn

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Exclusive wallpapers: posing with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn

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Exclusive wallpapers: posing with the new Rolls-Royce Dawn

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TG gets private access to the £250,000 super-cabrio for your desktop’s pleasure

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When we heard Rolls-Royce was scalping the roof from the Wraith, its rakish fastback, we clearly needed a closer look.

So on a late summer’s night we snuck to a secret location to meet Dawn. No, not the model you see in the pictures above, but the new £250,000 super-convertible Roller.

Luckily, we also dragged along super-snapper John Wycherley to capture the rather lovely images you see above.

The Dawn, then, is the convertible version of the lovely Wraith, and stakes the territory between waft and genuine high performance. It uses the same powertrain as the Ghost – rather than the Wraith’s meatier engine – so its 6.6-litre V12 is good for 563bhp (compared to the big coupe’s 624).

Its body surfaces are all taut and meticulously chamfered, and though it shares the Wraith’s wheelbase it looks smaller and punchier overall, without losing the essential elegance that is core to Rolls-Royce.

You can read the full story of our meeting with Dawn if you click these blue words.

When you’re done, hop back here and grab a free desktop wallpaper from the selection above. All you have to do is click the full screen/make-it-big icon in bottom-right of the gallery above, scroll through the picture that takes your fancy and then save the super hi-res image. Easy.

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When we heard Rolls-Royce was scalping the roof from the Wraith, its rakish fastback, we clearly needed a closer look.

So on a late summer’s night we snuck to a secret location to meet Dawn. No, not the model you see in the pictures above, but the new £250,000 super-convertible Roller.

Luckily, we also dragged along super-snapper John Wycherley to capture the rather lovely images you see above.

The Dawn, then, is the convertible version of the lovely Wraith, and stakes the territory between waft and genuine high performance. It uses the same powertrain as the Ghost – rather than the Wraith’s meatier engine – so its 6.6-litre V12 is good for 563bhp (compared to the big coupe’s 624).

Its body surfaces are all taut and meticulously chamfered, and though it shares the Wraith’s wheelbase it looks smaller and punchier overall, without losing the essential elegance that is core to Rolls-Royce.

You can read the full story of our meeting with Dawn if you click these blue words.

When you’re done, hop back here and grab a free desktop wallpaper from the selection above. All you have to do is click the full screen/make-it-big icon in bottom-right of the gallery above, scroll through the picture that takes your fancy and then save the super hi-res image. Easy.

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TG gets private access to the £250,000 super-cabrio for your desktop’s pleasure