Rolls Royce Cullinan Rental in Orange County
The Rolls Royce Cullinan in black with a light blue and white interior is one of two standard Cullinans in our Orange County fleet, and it earns its keep on airport pickups. Black paint gives no warning of the pale cabin inside, so guests read the surprise before seatbelts click. Book this one when the arrival should stay quiet and the reveal do the work.
How It Drives
Every Rolls Royce we run insulates the cabin heavily, and this Cullinan is built to the same standard of excess. 563 horsepower from a 6.75 liter twin turbo V12, all-wheel drive, sixty in 4.9 seconds, and a cabin so well sealed that road noise off the 405 near the airport effectively disappears. The V12 is almost inaudible at cruise, and that silence is what you are actually paying for. Rear steer trims the car's turning circle enough that the tight loop out of John Wayne's arrivals curb feels smaller than a 5.34 meter SUV should.
How It Photographs
Black outside with a light blue and white cabin is the most unexpected interior in our Rolls Royce fleet, and it is what makes this car worth shooting near the harbour at Newport. The exterior is severe and anonymous, needing shade or evening light to show its lines, and then the doors open onto something pale and soft that nobody predicts from outside. Shoot the interior in low light with the cabin lamps down, which is the frame that circulates. Then use the pale leather against the black bodywork in open shade along the Lido peninsula for the contrast frames.
Why This One
Two standard Cullinans live in our Orange County fleet, both with pale blue and white cabins, and this is the black one. From outside it is severe and anonymous, which makes the interior a genuine surprise when a coach door opens at a John Wayne pickup or a hotel valet stand. It is also a hundred dollars a day cheaper than the white car, with a smaller deposit. Book this one when you want the arrival to be quiet and the reveal to do the work rather than the paint.
What's On This One
This is the Cullinan trim in black over a light blue and white interior, all-wheel drive with rear steer, powered by a 6.75 liter twin turbo V12 making 563 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque. The rear seats sit higher than the front on purpose, a design Rolls calls Pavilion Seating, and the split tailgate, the Clasp, opens in two motorised halves rather than one hatch. Night vision comes standard. The chrome stays bright rather than blacked out, since this is the standard Cullinan rather than a Black Badge. Zero to sixty comes in 4.9 seconds and it seats five across four doors.
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