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Fancy owning this one-off Rolls-Royce estate?

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Fancy owning this one-off Rolls-Royce estate? | Top Gear

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This unique Silver Seraph is up for sale in Italy. Will cost €162,500

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Fancy owning this one-off Rolls-Royce estate?

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This unique Silver Seraph is up for sale in Italy. Will cost €162,500

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This unique Silver Seraph is up for sale in Italy. Will cost €162,500

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Fancy owning this one-off Rolls-Royce estate?

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Fancy owning this one-off Rolls-Royce estate?

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Fancy owning this one-off Rolls-Royce estate?

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This unique Silver Seraph is up for sale in Italy. Will cost €162,500

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This one will split opinion on the Internet. Although most things do these days, don’t they? Anyway, this is a one-off Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph Estate that’s up for sale in Italy for €162,500 (just under £150,000).

It’s being offered by a dealership called Magni & Carnevale Motors in Milan and the conversion was apparently completed back in 2011 by the succinctly named ‘British Cars’ in Verona.

It reportedly took seven months to transform the 1998 Silver Seraph – which is essentially a V12-engined sibling to the better-known Bentley Arnage – into a proper load-lugger.

Don’t think it’s lost that classic Rolls opulence though. The big boot now includes tailor-made bags that match the leather of the interior, with one full of tools and the other three bottles of wine. Because why not?

There’s more drink too. Yep, hidden behind little panels in the rear compartment are two silver flasks and some hallmarked silver goblets. Lovely. They can all be cleaned with the Estate’s onboard tap, and there’s a removable picnic table plus two bespoke umbrellas. Even more lovely.

What do we think, Internet?

Images: Magni & Carnevale Motors

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This one will split opinion on the Internet. Although most things do these days, don’t they? Anyway, this is a one-off Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph Estate that’s up for sale in Italy for €162,500 (just under £150,000).

It’s being offered by a dealership called Magni & Carnevale Motors in Milan and the conversion was apparently completed back in 2011 by the succinctly named ‘British Cars’ in Verona.

It reportedly took seven months to transform the 1998 Silver Seraph – which is essentially a V12-engined sibling to the better-known Bentley Arnage – into a proper load-lugger.

Don’t think it’s lost that classic Rolls opulence though. The big boot now includes tailor-made bags that match the leather of the interior, with one full of tools and the other three bottles of wine. Because why not?

There’s more drink too. Yep, hidden behind little panels in the rear compartment are two silver flasks and some hallmarked silver goblets. Lovely. They can all be cleaned with the Estate’s onboard tap, and there’s a removable picnic table plus two bespoke umbrellas. Even more lovely.

What do we think, Internet?

Images: Magni & Carnevale Motors

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This unique Silver Seraph is up for sale in Italy. Will cost €162,500