Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Mansory, Red

The Cullinan was drawn to stand tall: upright, square-shouldered and set high over its wheels. Mansory's widebody conversion of the Series II changes that profile more than any single panel does. Flared arches push the wheel line outward, the suspension is lowered, and large forged wheels fill the openings, so the car seems to settle down onto the road. Carbon vents behind the front wheels and a deeper splitter add to the effect, and the upright Pantheon grille ends up looking more imposing for being set lower. Seen side on, it is still clearly a Cullinan, only broader and closer to the ground.

This piece is a rich metallic red, with forged carbon over the bonnet, around the arches and rear window and along the sills, and matte black wheels. Four squared tailpipes sit in pairs at the corners of the rear bumper. The cabin is black, the seats piped in white with red accents at their edges, a red line running along the top of the dashboard, and a door card scattered with small white stars around the Mansory name. Etched into the plaque on its black velvet base is its number in an edition of 30. H&H produces it at 1:18.