Lamborghini Urus vs Rolls Royce Cullinan: Which One Should You Rent?

Rent the Lamborghini Urus when you want to drive. Rent the Rolls Royce Cullinan when you want to arrive. That's the whole answer. The Urus is $995 to $1,495 a day depending on the version. The Cullinan is $1,495 to $1,595. Both seat 5, both come with 100 miles a day, and they could not be more different once you're inside.

The Urus is a supercar with a roof rack

The Urus makes 641 horsepower from a 4.0 liter twin-turbo V8, and 657 in the Urus S and Performante. 0 to 60 is 3.3 to 3.6 seconds in a 5,000 pound SUV. In Corsa mode it corners flat, the exhaust cracks, and the all-wheel drive puts the power down without hesitation. It is loud on purpose. People pull out their phones. Kids point.

The interior is nice but it's a Lamborghini interior. Everything is angled at the driver. The seats hold you in corners. It feels like a cockpit, because that's what it is.

We have a lot of them. Urus, Urus S, Urus Widebody, Urus Performante, and a Mansory. Black, white, silver, grey, blue, satin black, yellow. If you want a specific color, we can usually match it.

The Cullinan is a living room that moves

The Cullinan makes 563 horsepower from a 6.75 liter V12, 592 in the Black Badge, and you will barely notice any of it. It doesn't accelerate so much as it just arrives at the next speed. Rolls Royce used to list the power as adequate. That's the point. Speed isn't what you're paying for.

What you're paying for is the inside. Leather softer than anything you've sat in. Wood that's matched by hand. Switches that feel like they weigh something. And the starlight headliner, hundreds of tiny lights in the roof that turn the ceiling into a night sky. At night it's the single most impressive thing in our fleet.

The rear doors open backwards. That's why every wedding photographer asks for this car. We have it in black, in white, and in Black Badge with orange inside.

Different kinds of attention

The Urus gets excitement. People react out loud. The Cullinan gets something closer to respect. People don't reach for their phones as fast. They just watch. Which one you want depends on the occasion, and there's no wrong answer, just a wrong match.

Rent the Urus for

Bachelor parties, birthdays, canyon drives, content shoots, and any day where the car is the plan. It's also the better car in traffic if you like driving, and the worse one if you don't, because the ride is firm and the exhaust never fully shuts up.

Rent the Cullinan for

Weddings, corporate events, anniversary dinners, airport pickups, and any day where the destination matters more than the road. It's quieter, softer, easier to park with the cameras, and the back seat is where you want to be.

If you still can't decide, ask yourself who's driving. If it's you, Urus. If it's a chauffeur, Cullinan.