Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Mansory, White & Sky Blue

Mansory has been working on Rolls-Royces for most of its history. Kourosh Mansory founded the company in 1989, and its early work concentrated on British marques, Rolls-Royce among them, first from a workshop in Munich and from 2001 in Brand, in the Fichtel Mountains of northern Bavaria. The Cullinan, built since 2018, has been a regular subject, from the Coastline conversion of the original car to the widebody Series II cars that followed the 2024 facelift. The method rarely changes: keep the Pantheon grille, the slim lamps and the Spirit of Ecstasy, then rebuild the bumper, arches and sills around them in carbon.

This one pairs gloss white paint with black and white forged carbon on the bonnet, arches, sills, splitter and the frame around the rear window. The wheels are matte black and the diffuser holds twin hexagonal tailpipes. The interior is a soft sky blue from the seats to the door cards and armrest, set against the black carbon of the dashboard and centre console, with the Series II glass fascia and its small Spirit of Ecstasy figure reproduced on the passenger side. The plaque etched into the black velvet base numbers it in an edition of 30. H&H builds it at 1:18.