The Rolls-Royce Cullinan, named after the biggest diamond ever discovered, is probably the largest and most luxurious SUV to ever set tyre on tarmac – or on any terrain where the car can roll out the red velvet carpet for ridiculously rich folks.
High society can get even higher aboard the Cullinan, whose massive size (5.341m in length, 2.164m in width, 1.835m in height), great weight (2660kg unladen) and HMS Ark Royal levels of vehicular presence make the Bentley Bentayga appear unusually humble and the top-of-the-range Range Rover look strangely agricultural.
The Rolls-Royce SUV makes it easy for the landed gentry to navigate their estate or survey the next farm/forest/ vineyard/manor on their globetrotting radar.
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