1995 VERY RARE ROLLS ROYCE FLYING SPUR TURBOCHARGED 39K MILES LTD ED #10 OF 50

It is not very often when you have a chance to own a piece of history, his model of Flying Spur was a limited edition produced of 133 cars,they were the FIRST EVER TURBOCHARGED ROLLS ROYCE'S. It is very hard to find these models and even harder to find in this condition with this low mileage and great ownership. This car is a local Florida car and has been kept in immaculate shape inside and out, t has just been through our service department and the usual problems of leaking steering rack and power seat modules repaired. The a/c is ice cold and it runs like a Rolls Royce should. It drives down the road like a dream with the comfort and power of the finest automobiles ever produced. Please call David 941 915 3944 if you have any questions.

Based on the Silver Shadow II, he Silver Spur was announced in late 1980. The engine remained Rolls-Royce's venerable 6750cc V8, hough the rear suspension and styling were altered. Along with rectangular headlights-a first for Rolls-Royce-and a slightly wider grille, he greenhouse was enlarged, he rear bench was replaced by two individual seats, olding picnic tables were standard equipment and the body lines became more angular.
Noting the success of the Bentley Turbo R, olls-Royce announced they would be offering their first ever turbocharged model at the 1994 Geneva Motor Show. Called the Flying Spur, he car was based on the Silver Spur. With the presence of the exhaust-driven Garrett AiResearch turbocharger, he car's horsepower rating rose from 230 to a reported 360, nd was the most powerful model in Rolls-Royce's history.
In typical Rolls-Royce fashion, he car came with legendary creature comforts, ncluding leather, amb's wool and burled wood veneer, s well as electronically controlled independent suspension with adaptive ride control and anti-lock brakes. Rolls-Royce announced that production would be limited and, ndeed, nly 133 were built. And as to be expected from such a limited-production run, any models were customized to the owner's wishes.
As appropriate of such a noble performer and exclusive vehicle, he Flying Spur commanded a considerable premium of $70,000 over the Silver Spur, iving it a list price of $244,245. The public responded favorably, nd Rolls-Royce had no trouble finding enough eager buyers.