REVIEWS | ROLLS ROYCE CULLINAN RENTAL

ROLLS ROYCE CULLINAN INTERIOR

Now we’re going to experience what it’s like to be driven in the back of Cullinan.

This middle piece actually comes down. You’ve got two cup holders here. You have full control of the media, radio, navigation, everything you need. And just thinking about these star lights reminds me of the starlight spotlight videos that mph club puts out. If you’ve seen some of them and you want to see other celebrities, make sure to comment down below who you’d like to see us interview next. Being driven in the Cullinan is similar to being driven in Phantom Rental. There is no way that people from the outside world can look in and see who’s back here at the tints are too dark. You can’t hear anything that’s going on because it’s so luxurious. There are over 300 pounds of sound suppression technology. So it’s super-insulated.

We’re right now on a really busy road with a ton of tons of traffic. And you can’t hear anything. You hear a pin drop and you can even meditate here. So, it’s a really special experience. This suspension back here literally feels like butter.

And on top of all the super luxurious materials, you also have this vent down here by your feet. So you are perfectly cooled coupled with all these materials. It really does feel like a first-class seat. Driving it, the suspension system is super prevalent. You just realize, because you can see everything you’re driving over and you feel better yet. You don’t feel any of those bumps, either. The things that you’re seeing, you’re going over, it’s like it doesn’t exist. And it’s so nice. It’s a little odd at first if you’re not used to it. You kind of feel disconnected from the road in a sense. It feels like. It really does feel like you’re on a cloud.

I know I say that a lot when I’m trying to talk about rolls Royces, but I don’t know a better way to describe just how luxurious the suspension makes you feel.

In 2007, Rolls Royce debuted its first starlet headliner in the Phantom. It came with 800 lights and the popularity of this option was insane. And now, Rolls Royce as a brand is just synonymous with these starlet headliners and at mph club, we also love them. It’s one of my favorite features of this car. It’s already a perfect vehicle, but it’s even more perfect because of these Starlights.

What you might not know, the Cullinan actually has a shooting star feature. It’s a little Easter egg hidden in the design of this starlet headliner. And I’m going to show you right now, but before I do, don’t forget to give us a thumbs up and subscribe to mph club on YouTube. Here we go. I don’t know if you could see, but there are shooting stars every once in a while, you’ll catch it.

But from the driver’s seat, you have full control over the headliner, also you can turn the lights on and off, and can turn up and down the intensity of the star lights so you can dim them to be just barely present. You also have full control of the lights in the front and the back of the cabin. So, you have your personal light, you have the whole cabin light.

One of the coolest features in the Cullinan and that I’ve only seen in this car is this 3d animated backup screen. So it displays where you’re at physically and you can rotate around the car and it animates everything. So it’s like, you’re instantly put into a video game. Check this out. All you have to do is spin the spirit of ecstasy to change the camera angle, and you can see everything around you.

It’s just like a video game. It’s crazy.