Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Mansory, Matte Black

Rolls-Royce revealed the Cullinan Series II in May 2024, and Mansory did not wait long. About six months later the tuner showed its first take on the facelifted car, a widebody conversion with flared arches, carbon vents behind the front wheels, a roof wing and a new diffuser, offered in two carbon finishes and set on 24-inch forged wheels over lowered suspension. The twin-turbo V12 was reported at 720 hp and 1,050 Nm. What Mansory kept is as telling as what it changed. The Pantheon grille and the slim Series II lamps stay, while the bumper beneath is redrawn around angled, slatted intakes, so the car keeps its Rolls-Royce face and gains a much harder jaw.

This one is finished in matte black, and the flat paint makes the black and silver forged carbon of the bonnet, arch extensions, sills and splitter stand out all the more. The Spirit of Ecstasy is blacked out, the multi-slotted wheels are matte black, and twin hexagonal tailpipes sit in the centre of the diffuser. Through the glass the cabin is white, its seats printed with grey star medallions over a fine diamond perforation, with a Mansory Atelier plaque set into the carbon dashboard. It stands on a black velvet base whose etched plaque names the car and its tuner and gives its number in an edition of 20. H&H builds it at 1:18.