Its previous floor price was set at P45 million
by Billy Caluag
Not as loud, but also not shy at all
Footballers of Europe, listen up: Is your Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II going unnoticed in the training ground carpark? Have all the other players gone running to Mansory for help? Well, here's how you stand out.This particular Cullinan Series II
by Greg Potts
You'll need at least P15-M to join this club
This is a hugely confident car and a mighty achievement. Cleverly conceived, intelligently engineered and breathtakingly well designed, more than ever the Range Rover can legitimately claim to be not just the definitive luxury SUV, but the definitive luxury car. Move over
by TopGear.com
Dressed up in, well, black bits
Rolls-Royce has unveiled its second-generation Cullinan, and it looks, well, very much like the previous Cullinan. However, Rolls has also unveiled the new Black Badge Cullinan Series II alongside its 'standard' SUV, and this car is apparently "an evolved, more
by Greg Potts
Has it really been six years since this luxury SUV was launched?
Rolls-Royce lives in its own world, operates to its own timeline, and does things its own way. Great empires could rise and fall, and Rolls-Royce would sail serenely on. And so to the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, a midlife
by Jason Barlow
Which ones would you pick?
Keep a close eye on the Q8 e-tron because we suspect this will be what SUVs will be emulating in a handful of years. The all-electric utility vehicle is the capable all-rounder most SUV shoppers are looking for, the
Literally giving the SUV the star treatment
Rolls Royce has made another fancy limited edition. This time the Black Badge Cullinan gets the star treatment-quite literally.Using an 'edge of space' theme, the ultra-lux custom car build features a variety of nods to the Karman Line. Apparently,
by Cat Dow
A visual representation of its abilities
Rolls-Royce prides itself on the historic exploits of its archive in traversing any terrain, and rightly so. But those cars, engineered to withstand much trauma, wore such talents lightly. Visually, at least.Enter the Germans. Bavarian tuning outfit delta4x4 has decided
by Vijay Pattni
We wonder what sitting in one of these in traffic is like
If you're even considering buying an armored vehicle, chances are you have bigger problems to worry about than staying comfortable while stuck in traffic. Perhaps assassinations or kidnappings?That said, if someone's willing to go to those kinds of lengths
by Drei Laurel
At Auto Shanghai 2021
Subtlety is nice. After all, you don't want to make it too obvious you spent a small fortune on a Rolls-Royce to stand out. At the same time, you can afford a Rolls-so do you really care?Maybe you
by Drei Laurel
The car isn’t half-bad, either
Many utilitarians take pride in keeping their SUV's rear cargo area as organized as possible. Sometimes, this is done via bins, racks, or other no-brainer aftermarket accessories. Count yourself among the lucky if your ride comes with a neatly concealed
by Drei Laurel
Beauty, beast, or both?
A Rolls-Royce is not typically a vehicle you see being messed with aftermarket-wise. Why? The answer is plain and simple: These things are expensive AF. Not many have the bank account to own, let alone play around, with vehicles of
by Drei Laurel
While the rest of us were customizing our Lego car kits
The team of engineers, designers and craftspeople that personalize newly purchased Rolls-Royces are known as the 'Rolls-Royce Bespoke Collective.' Fancy name, right? Anyway, while most of us wore new holes in our sofa cushions during 2020, the Bespoke Collective lot
by Greg Potts
The vivid hues are inspired by exotic wildlife
Black Badge-spec Rolls-Royces are normally pretty discreet. But not these ones, which are finished in near-luminous shades of green, red, and purple inspired by exotic wildlife.The three 'Neon Nights' cars were originally created for customers in the US (
by Tom Harrison
Just look at these renders
We've finally done it. We've found the best spec for the controversially styled Rolls-Royce Cullinan.Not that we can take credit for the bonkers renderings you see above, of course. This is the work of Photoshop wizard Abimelec Arellano (
by Greg Potts
This is the Black Bison Edition
Rolls-Royce builds a car that weighs 2.6 tons and measures 5.3 meters long called the Cullinan, which it calls a 'high-sided vehicle,' even though the rest of us simply refer to it as an SUV. A tuner called
by Greg Potts
Watch in style
Those who like to drive-in, er, in style should get themselves a Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Spec'd with the individual seat configuration in the rear, the two seats are separated by a drinks cabinet with Rolls-Royce whisky glasses and decanter,
It can be customized, of course
Trust Rolls-Royce to come up with the most intricately detailed model car we've ever seen. Made up of more than 1,000 perfectly recreated, miniature components, the model takes a whopping 450 hours to put together (by hand, obvs). That'
by Tom Harrison
When you arrive in a Rolls, you’ve truly arrived
The maker of the finest production luxury cars money can buy, and therefore the boujiest car brand on the planet. Rolls-Royce itself says it has no competitors. We'd normally snub such hubris, but annoyingly, it's right. It's the
Champagne chiller, anyone?
Luxury SUVs are ten a penny these days, but Bentley still has a few tricks up its sleeve courtesy of the firm's Mulliner department, jam-packed with coachbuilding and wish-fulfillment specialists.The hamper setup isn't your traditional wicker trunk-
It's a brand that's quite protective of its image
As you can imagine, when Rolls-Royce is making eye-wateringly expensive land yachts for the world's elite, some pretty crazy stats, facts, and stories come out of this rather unique process. And you're not wrong. So we've collated
