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Rolls Royce Cullinan Review: Why It's the Most Requested Car in the Fleet

The Cullinan isn't the fastest car we have. It's the one people ask for by name. What it costs, what it's like inside, and what the Black Badge changes.
Ken Van Vorhis, founder of Prometheus Exotics
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Rolls Royce Cullinan, the most requested luxury SUV rental in our Southern California fleet

The Rolls Royce Cullinan is the most requested car in our fleet for weddings, events, and airport pickups, and it's not the fastest or the loudest thing we have. It's $1,495 to $1,595 a day, it seats 5, and the reason people ask for it by name is that nothing else on the road makes you feel the way this does. We have it in black, in white with a light blue interior, and in Black Badge with orange inside.

The inside is the product

You're paying for the cabin. Every surface is leather, wood, or metal that somebody finished by hand. The seats heat, cool, and massage. The rear doors open backwards, so you step out toward the camera instead of away from it, which is why every wedding photographer asks for this car. The back seat has room for a full dress.

The starlight headliner is the thing people talk about after. Hundreds of tiny lights in the roof lining. With the cabin lights down at night it looks like you're parked under the sky. It's the single most impressive detail in our fleet, and it's the reason evening events book this car.

How it drives

Quietly. The 6.75 liter V12 makes 563 horsepower, 592 in the Black Badge, and you feel none of it as effort. The car just moves. Road noise, wind noise, engine noise, all of it gone. At freeway speed the only sign you're moving is the scenery. The air suspension eats whatever's in the road.

You sit high. The steering is light. It's easier to drive than its size suggests, and the cameras and sensors make parking a big car in a tight lot a non-issue. It's also the right car for long distances, because you get out at the end feeling the same as you got in.

Black Badge vs standard

The Black Badge is the darker version. Black chrome, darker wheels, a bit more power, and bolder interior colors. Ours is black outside with orange inside. It costs about $100 more a day and it's for clients who want the Rolls experience without the old-money look. The standard car is the traditional choice and still the one most weddings pick.

Who should rent it

Couples getting married. Anyone hosting an event where the arrival matters. Anyone doing an airport pickup for someone they want to impress. Anyone with a long drive and no interest in feeling the road. And anyone who's driven every loud car in the fleet and wants to find out what quiet costs.

It's the one car we have where the passengers enjoy it more than the driver, and that's exactly what it's for.

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