Series II introduced a redesigned front appearance, updated lighting, revised interior technology and expanded Bespoke materials while retaining the V12 all-wheel-drive platform.

Yes. It uses all-wheel drive, all-wheel steering and height-adjustable air suspension for comfort and traction.

It uses a 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12 paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

It is commonly configured for five occupants, though some Bespoke rear-seat layouts provide four individual seats.

It is the most road-tolerant model in the range, but its large wheels, weight and expensive bodywork still require careful driving around severe potholes and narrow roads.

Yes. Its large rear compartment and split tailgate make it much more practical than Rolls-Royce saloons and coupés.

Buyers should identify a capable luxury-vehicle workshop, confirm diagnostic access, arrange parts logistics and obtain comprehensive insurance.

Inspect the air suspension, all-wheel-steering system, tyres, wheels, tailgate, cameras, underbody, service history and complete customs documentation.