Our Bigger Boys/Pastors/Politicians/Traditional Rulers,Heir and Heiresses Get Your Cashbook Ready. Its The 2013 ROLLS ROYCE WRAITH.

 Its faster, bigger, better and more luxurious, Here comes the 2013 Rolls Royce Wraith.
Improved features: Wraith's V12 engine, adequate indeed to take this huge car from standstill to 100km/h in 4.4 seconds. More Photos after the cut.

The Wraith's suspension has also been tuned to minimise body roll and discreetly amplify feedback when cornering. Steering weight is heavier at high speeds and lighter at low speeds.

SEEING BEYOND WHAT THE DRIVER SEES

The eight-speed ZF satellite-aided automatic transmission is a world first, using GPS data to see beyond what the driver sees. It anticipates his next move based on location and current driving style, then selects the most appropriate gear for the terrain ahead - whether it be a blind corner on a mountain pass or an unexpectedly tight traffic circle, the Wraith is always in the right gear.

ON-BOARD VALET

In some modern cars the technology can be a little overpowering; in a Rolls-Royce it is designed to assist the driver discreetly when called upon, but to return without fuss to the background when no longer required.

The Wraith comes with head-up display, adaptive headlights and a keyless boot - but there's also a new level of connectivity, almost like having an on-board valet.

Voice activation commands, for example, come with a one-touch call button on the steering wheel. You no longer have to programme a destination from a navigation menu; merely push the call button, ask for a destination such as “Navigate to Piccadilly in London” and route assistance begins immediately, on-screen and via audio guidance.

There's also a touch pad on the centre console that works like a smartphone, using 'pinch and pull' movements to scroll through on-screen functions; or it will read letters drawn on it with a fingertip rather than by scrolling through a series of available characters on-screen.

In Europe, the Wraith will priced from €245 000 (R2.9 million). First deliveries will be made to customers in the final quarter of 2013.