kingjr9000
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Maybe they do it for comfort reasons?Yeah - I get you. My issue though is the full rolling diameter of the wheel and not the rim size. The wheels (tyre wall and all) are just too small in my opinion.
Maybe they do it for comfort reasons?Yeah - I get you. My issue though is the full rolling diameter of the wheel and not the rim size. The wheels (tyre wall and all) are just too small in my opinion.
It remains distinctively Rolls Royce and it caters for its specific clientele. It’s already sold out for the year. I won’t be surprised if it becomes their top selling model in the near future. The world has a fetish with SUVs.When the majority of premium SUVs have some element sportiness or dynamic ability, you have to admire the Cullinan for overlooking that in favour of 100% comfort and serenity.
I foresee many prospective Phantom customers choosing the Cullinan for its the added sense of seclusion provided by the ride height and the discretion provided by the sober/borin...
Because some UHNWI and royal families sometimes buy a fleet of 2-5 RRs, they will likely have to increase to meet demand.It remains distinctively Rolls Royce and it caters for its specific clientele. It’s already sold out for the year. I won’t be surprised if it becomes their top selling model in the near future. The world has a fetish with SUVs.
Because some UHNWI and royal families sometimes buy a fleet of 2-5 RRs, they will likely have to increase to meet demand.
They might deny it now but a second SUV is inevitable the same way the Ghost and Wraith came about to cater to younger buyers.
I have sat on those seats and contrary to their skinny appearance, they are usable and not uncomfortable at all.How RR imagines Cullinan ownership...
Were you dressed like that guy though?I have sat on those seats and contrary to their skinny appearance, they are usable and not uncomfortable at all.
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