While nearly every automaker was attempting to strike a balance between comfort, performance, and affordability, Rolls Royce just said opulence and carried on. Introduced in 1994 as a limited edition variant of the Silver Spur III, the Rolls-Royce Flying Spur hold the record of being the very first Rolls Royce to be turbocharged. Interestingly, the initial plan to produce only 50 cars were altered due to the strong demand, resulting in 134 Flying Spur cars leaving the factory doors. However, each car was given a number out of 50, rather than all the way up to 134. It's not every day that you get the privilege to own a piece of history like this. Fortunately for you, we hold this extra special 1995 Rolls Royce Flying Spur Turbo in our inventory which is 1 of 134 cars. This particular Flying Spur, which bears the number 17, is located in Florida. It is claimed to have around 50,000 miles on its clock. It is also been recently serviced and comes with receipts form maintenance and services over the years.

Exterior and Interior

Our subject 1995 Flying Spur Turbo have always been garaged hinting it has an exterior in remarkable condition. The design of the Flying Spur is a nod to the Rolls Royce Silver Shadow II with upgraded rectangular headlights, a wider grille, and bodylines that are more angular. This 1995 Flying Spur boast a sophisticated black exterior and enjoy silver wheels with Roll-Royce hubcaps. As in any other Rolls Royce, the Magnolia interior of this 1995 Flying Spur is a luxurious space covered with leather, wool and burled wood veneer. The limited edition number 17 that the car was given is displayed on the wood trim on the center console. This Flying Spur is left hand drive and equipped with rear seat trays as standard features.

Engine

Rolls Royce are known for concealing enormous and powerful engines under their hoods, which only added to their dramatic presence. Our 1995 Flying Spur Turbo rocks a sizable 6.75L turbocharged V8 engine sourced from Rolls-Royce’s corporate partner Bentley. This engine is said to be capable of producing 360 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque, which is more than any other torque figure of its era. This numbers allow this 2.4-ton car to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just seven seconds.