The Spectre is one of those rare cars where the move to electric power arguably enhances the experience rather than detracts from it; near-silent progress, instant torque and remarkable refinement suit a Rolls-Royce down to the ground. This particular example shows the Spectre at its best, with over £100,000 of factory options including the imposing 23-inch wheels, Shooting Star Headliner, Starlight Doors – a new option introduced with the Spectre – and the highly desirable Rolls-Royce Bespoke Audio. Finished in Black Diamond with Grace White detailing throughout, further touches including the Shoulder Coachline, Leather Finisher Pack, extended piping and illuminated fascia make it an exceptionally complete specification.

While early Spectres suffered considerable depreciation from their original cost, the used market has since begun to find its level just under the £300,000 mark, at which they increasingly make a compelling case. Alongside significantly lower running costs than a traditional V12 Rolls-Royce, the electric drivetrain also offers attractive advantages for company-car users. With just 4,205 miles, full PPF and Rolls-Royce warranty and maintenance cover until September 2028, this is a particularly desirable example.