2002 Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph 4dr Sedan (5.4L 12cyl 5A)
Review
Hotel attendants are always excited
to have this car arrive! Even the Four
Seasons prefers to keep it out front.
The car is lovely to ride in, and
reasonable to drive. A vast
improvement from the previous
versions (Silver Spur). The BMW
engine is excellent. In fact, this is
truly the better car when compared to
the Bentley counterpart with its older
technology engine.
Best Features
The V12 under the hood, and the
interior materials.
Worst Features
Side airbags and low-level interior
lighting would be nice. Also, the three
year warranty is a little short -- it
should be at least four years, like
other European high-end vehicles.
2002 Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph 4dr Sedan (5.4L 12cyl 5A)
Review
Hotel attendants are always excited
to have this car arrive! Even the Four
Seasons prefers to keep it out front.
The car is lovely to ride in, and
reasonable to drive. A vast
improvement from the previous
versions (Silver Spur). The BMW
engine is excellent. In fact, this is
truly the better car when compared to
the Bentley counterpart with its older
technology engine.
Best Features
The V12 under the hood, and the
interior materials.
Worst Features
Side airbags and low-level interior
lighting would be nice. Also, the three
year warranty is a little short -- it
should be at least four years, like
other European high-end vehicles.
2002 Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph 4dr Sedan (5.4L 12cyl 5A)
Review
This car is worth it. Not only does it have the prestige attached to it, it's fun to drive as well. It's a bit large, but I like it much better than the Bentley I used to have. It handles well for a car its size, which pleasantly suprised me.
Best Features
Powerful engine, but a quiet ride (real plus on both parts).
Worst Features
None whatsoever, except it would be nice to have better feul efficiency, but, hey, you can't have everything.