In 2020 the Wraith was in its seventh year of production at Goodwood, the grand tourer coupe based on the Ghost chassis that had shipped since the end of 2013. The second generation Ghost was revealed on 1 September 2020 on a different platform, and the Wraith stayed on the older Ghost based chassis until the end of its production. The Wraith was nearing the end of its run. It was still offered with the 6.6 liter V12 engine.
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The company's administrative and production headquarters are located at the 42-acre (17 ha) Goodwood plant
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Power remains the same as the standard Wraith, but torque has been increased to 870 N⋅m (642 lb⋅ft).
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Power remains the same as the standard Wraith, but torque has been increased to 870 N⋅m (642 lb⋅ft).
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The Wraith Black Badge is a special edition of the Wraith which has been modified for increased performance.
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The body style is a two-door pillar-less coupe with suicide doors.
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