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Slammed Quasi-Black Mansory Rolls-Royce Dawn Glides on Forged 22s Like a Shadow

It is not often when a Mansory build looks entirely subtle and desirable. Frankly, this understated, almost all-black Rolls-Royce Dawn that’s laid out on forged 22-inch wheels was not touched by anyone from Brand, Germany.
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This is probably the main reason why it features Mansory garb but doesn’t look controversial. Actually, it’s downright pristine and squeaky clean, if we may be allowed to chip in with our own two cents. And the reason it wears the Mansory branding but has eschewed the company’s well-known propensity for visual exaggerations is simple.

We are looking at the latest Platinum Motorsport project. The Los Angeles, California-based “leading designers & creators of high-end automotive culture and lifestyle” always warrant their reputation. Which, by the way, is comprised of stuff like Kim Kardashian’s bespoke fleet or $500k and above creations from Brabus, Mercedes-Benz, Maybach, Mansory, or Rolls-Royce. Just to name a few.

Many would have gone all-in on the murdered-out looks. Though, on this Dawn, they stopped just shy of adopting a full all-black appearance. Platinum did go through an already traditional chrome delete process, leaving intact only the original chrome shine of the Spirit of Extasy statue and Rolls-Royce's badges, along with the 22-inch forged Mansory wheels.

No worries, the bling is there, though. It’s just ostentatiously subtle. For example, there are floating Mansory wheel caps, carbon-fiber Mansory doorsteps, as well as a whole bundle of additional carbon fiber inserts (front/rear bumpers, among others), and even some aftermarket LEDs. That is not all folks, of course.

Just to make sure the custom atmosphere is complete, Platinum’s Mansory Rolls-Royce Dawn has also been slightly lowered closer to the ground. But there is one thing we bet did not change. That would be the traditional V12 powerplant which churns out no less than 601 ps/591 hp even in stock form. Probably more than enough, especially when the luxury Convertible elegantly glides through LA’s downtown...

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About the author: Aurel Niculescu
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Aurel has aimed high all his life (literally, at 16 he was flying gliders all by himself) so in 2006 he switched careers and got hired as a writer at his favorite magazine. Since then, his work has been published both by print and online outlets, most recently right here, on autoevolution.
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