Rolls-Royce News

But did it best Mercedes?

Clean luxury kicks for a clean luxury SUV.

An Imperial Class, no less. It doesn't get much more luxurious than this.

Ease, isolation, and more than a bit of strong willed styling.

Klassen adds 40 inches to the large SUV.

Everybody's building one, so why aren't we soaring over traffic already?

Float like a Rolls-Royce, sting like a boxer.

The limited-edition four-door features judicious use of real silver.

The companies are eager to take taxis to the skies — bearing vaunted British nameplates.

Rolls serves up something classier than coffee, of course.

Taylor departs as the Cullinan gears up for media duties, no successor named yet.

Except hundreds of thousands are built here, though not Audi or Porsche.

Autoblog editors configure the 2019 Rolls-Royce Cullinan flagship luxury SUV the way they prefer. The combinations range from classy to outrageous.

Earlier this month we configured a McLaren Senna with the assistance of two representatives of McLaren Special Operations. In that piece we wrote about few chances there are for the online "shopper" to get a feel for the coachbuilt experience; the Ferrari LaFerrari configurator offered just three color options, for instance, and Bugatti removed the few variables it presented for the Chiron. McLaren didn't build a public configurator for the Senna. It's the Rolls-Royce Cullinan to the rescue &mda

Why did we ever expect the Rolls-Royce Cullinan to look like anything other than a Phantom on a lift kit, minus the trunk? The Rolls-Royce of SUVs perfectly employs Phantom cues, from the raised hood to the strong shoulder line and coach doors. The English off-roader brings a bunch of brand-redefining firsts with it, including all-wheel drive, an off-road driving mode, and a suspension that actively extends the dampers to keep every wheel on the ground. All of the vehicle's innovations serve the

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is coming soon. The British automaker has made copious effort trying to keep the Cullinan from being considered just a crossover or SUV. The carmaker calls it an All-Terrain High-Sided Bodied Vehicle, and a feature as banal as a tailgate has been billed as a "Viewing Suite." Yet when Rolls-Royce took a prototype Cullinan for testing in the Dubai dunes, they recorded their Phantom-based SUV ripping up the sand in ways you'd expect from a 30-year-old Chevrolet Blazer.

Rolls-Royce has announced a new bespoke collection for its Wraith 2-door luxury coupe that is highlighted, literally, by a headliner full of glittering shooting stars. It's called the Wraith Luminary Collection and its production will be limited to just 55 examples.