2022 Rolls-Royce Cullinan - DM Test Drive | Review

[@vineethmeraka6112]

other than his voice, i can't even sound of the engine running and actually he is driving, how cool is that?!

[@NotoriousRawDogger]

Best review of this beast on KZbin., 🔥🔥

[@cavaleer]

Thank you for one of the best real world Cullinan reviews available. 💯💯

[@Christianfire18]

Just now seeing this, what an intro

[@richardmahoney9415]

I hear negative comments about people buying these trucks but if u have the financial success to pull it off go for it I think these trucks are cool. The crazy front styling adds to the coolness in my humble opinion

[@williamlong2682]

Ok but who did the intro, though?🤯 As much of a pragmatic and logic-driven person I am when it comes to cars and as much as I think “special” is becoming a vague and overused buzzword in car reviews, it’s hard to find a better word to describe Rolls Royce and their dedication to craftsmanship and quality. Definitely something to be said for that, along with the driving (and riding) experience and the level of customization they offer. Hope the prosper into the future for many years to come as an antidote to the tech-everything rolling spaceships we’re gonna see more and more of.

[@MukisaSS]

Looking closely, it seems Chris Brower did.

[@hthomas007]

I want this car

[@tdggaby9515]

EXTENDÁd

[@gmctech]

Seriously people are NOT coming up to you saying this thing is "incredible". I've driven in, driven and have worked on RR cars and as good as some of the fit and finish is and the quietness is beyond doubt the best in the business, they in no way are worth the price they command. They are mechanical nightmares and do not have longevity and system integrity engineered in them. It's a pathetic fact that you could drive an F150 like you stole it, change the oil maybe once a year and run the odometer to over 160,000 miles and experience only a fraction of mechanical failures as a RR that has 40,000 miles on the clock... Oh and most importantly the F150 will have experienced less depreciation. Modern RR's are not collector items that wil appreciate over time like specialty low production sport/super cars... What some people would sooner have than money in the bank.

[@-Derp-]

I guess if you have the cash to get one of these, you dont care about the odd mechanical hiccup. Its like buying a Bugatti and gas goes to $50 a gallon. A guy that owns a Bugatti doesnt care about gas bills.

[@femboyellie]

congratulations on your marriage