This Mansory Wraith Linea d’Oro Is Less Car, More Gold-Plated Artwork

by AutoExpert   |  6 May, 2025

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If you want your Rolls-Royce to stand out from everything else on the road, Mansory’s got just the thing. Their latest build, the Linea d’Oro, takes the already luxurious Wraith and adds a bold mix of black paint, carbon fiber, and real 24K gold accents.

The name gives it away: Linea d’Oro translates to “line of gold,” and it’s not just a name. This car is dripping in real 24K gold leaf, applied across forged carbon fiber elements on the hood, front splitter, air intakes, window surrounds, side skirts, rear diffuser, and not one, but two lip spoilers. 

Wraith Linea d’Oro

Even the signature Rolls-Royce grille, Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, and massive custom wheels are decked out in gold. Other exterior tweaks include new bumpers, gold-trimmed headlights, and matching gold surrounds for the taillights. Pure drama.

Step inside, and the black-and-gold theme keeps going strong. The dashboard, center console, pedals, and steering wheel are all finished in forged carbon and gold accents.

Wraith Linea d’Oro

The seats and door panels wear fresh black leather with tiny golden flecks woven in, complemented by gold piping, stitching, and even golden door handles and speaker grilles.

Mansory doesn’t mention performance upgrades for this particular build, but the tuner does offer packages that push the Wraith’s twin-turbo V12 well past 700 horsepower.

Wraith Linea d’Oro

It’s not for everyone, but for those who want their luxury coupe to be a rolling statement piece, this gold-dripped Mansory Wraith Linea d’Oro delivers.

Wraith Linea d’Oro

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