THE TRUTH ABOUT MARCUS RASHFORD'S WRECKED ROLLS ROYCE WRAITH

Summary by Krater

The creator tears down the wrecked Rolls-Royce Wraith he bought at auction for 184,000 pounds, revealing extensive structural damage and huge parts costs.

From the video

Answers: How bad is the damage on the wrecked Rolls-Royce Wraith Marcus Rashford crashed?

• Rolls-Royce Wraith crash damage assessment
• Mansory parts cost and availability
• Rear subframe and suspension teardown
• Engine mount replacement on Rolls-Royce Wraith
• Insurance payout and vehicle categorisation investigation

What it concludes

• The Rolls-Royce Wraith suffers from severe structural damage to the rear subframe, chassis, fuel tank, and engine mounts.
• Mansory replacement parts for the Wraith are extraordinarily expensive, totalling tens of thousands of pounds.
• Insurance companies legally do not have to categorise a rare car as damaged if the owner is wealthy or if there are loopholes in the system.
• Selling undamaged salvaged parts from the car will help recoup some of the repair costs, though a full restoration remains financially unviable.