Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Mansory, Yellow

Mansory's wheels change a Cullinan as much as its body panels do. For the Series II it lists 24-inch rims in several designs, on 295/30 R24 tyres at both ends, and its first widebody car on the facelifted model used forged wheels with flat aero discs that fill the flared arches almost to the edge. On a car this tall that matters. The standard Cullinan sits high over its wheels; bigger rims, lowered suspension and wider arches pull the stance down and out, so the car looks planted rather than perched, and a strong colour on the wheels makes the effect hard to miss.

Here the whole car is yellow, and the colour goes further than usual: even the Pantheon grille, normally bright metal, is painted to match the body. The bonnet glitters with gold flake, the Spirit of Ecstasy is gold and the multi-slotted wheels are gold too, while black and silver forged carbon trims the wing vents, sills, splitter and rear pillars, and a pair of hexagonal tailpipes fills the centre of the diffuser. Inside, black leather seats sit against yellow door cards, armrest and dash top. Its plaque, etched and set into the black velvet base, numbers it in an edition of 30. H&H makes it at 1:18.