Ultimate Luxury: Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series 2 Review
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In this episode of Throttle House, the lads take a deep dive into the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series 2, the pinnacle of luxury SUVs. They explore the opulent features of this beast, from the pillar-to-pillar glass pane to the redesigned interior with its unique Cloud perforation pattern on the seats. The team delves into the power under the hood, discussing the turbocharged V12 engine and the increased horsepower, all while pondering the necessity of a louder exhaust in a vehicle of this caliber.
Moving on to the exterior, the guys examine the redesigned front end and the controversial 23-inch wheels, along with the Forge yellow brake calipers that add a touch of extravagance to the already lavish SUV. They debate whether the Cullinan Series 2 truly stands out among other Rolls-Royce models, questioning its compromises and unique selling points. Despite its flaws, the team ultimately concludes that the Cullinan Series 2 remains the ultimate SUV for those who seek unparalleled luxury and status on the road.
As they take a closer look at the back seat options and the customizable module in the rear, the team discusses the intricate details that make this Rolls-Royce truly stand out. From the $68,000 Forge yellow perforations to the luxurious Cloud perforation pattern inspired by the English sky above the Rolls-Royce Factory, every aspect of the Cullinan Series 2 exudes sophistication and elegance. The lads also touch upon the extravagant $10,000 seat module, showcasing the lengths to which Rolls-Royce goes to cater to its discerning clientele.
In their signature style, the team critiques the Cullinan Series 2, pointing out its compromises and discussing whether it truly justifies its hefty price tag. They compare it to other Rolls-Royce models like the Phantom and the Ghost, highlighting the unique features and drawbacks of each. Despite the debates and criticisms, the team acknowledges that the Cullinan Series 2 remains a symbol of luxury and prestige, appealing to those who seek the absolute best in the world of SUVs.
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Jokes about Rolls Royce marketing speak
Misaligned stitching on dashboard noted
Comparison of Rolls Royce clients to reality
Motorized tailgate compared to a Kia feature
Seats in the truck resembling Pimp My Ride vibe
Humor about needing to be an "absolute client" to buy a Rolls Royce
Hood ornament praised
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