Rolls-Royce Cullinan

The Cullinan Black Badge is Rolls-Royce's performance-oriented interpretation of its own SUV, and the Series II revision adds a revised grille, new daytime running lights, and a more digital interior to the formula without softening the Black Badge's deliberately darker character. This 2024 example, finished in the bespoke Commission Collection Olivin Metallic (a £9,960 commission paint), has covered just 5,241 miles from a single owner — essentially unworn for a car of this vintage and a meaningful point given how rarely low-mileage Black Badge examples surface.

The Black Badge treatment elevates the twin-turbocharged 6.75-litre V12 to 591 bhp and 664 ft-lb of torque, pairs it with a more characterful exhaust note, and darkens the exterior details throughout: black-chrome Spirit of Ecstasy, darkened grille surround, and black-painted brake calipers. The specification here is substantial — 23-inch Black Badge wheels (£8,730), Rolls-Royce Bespoke Audio System (£8,580), Rear Theatre Configuration (£7,020), Bespoke Interior Module Editing (£7,560), and an Extended Veneer Centre Line sit alongside the Grace White and Havana leather interior with Technical Carbon veneer. Front massage seats, ventilated front seats, and a panoramic sunroof round out a well-chosen options list.

Practical provenance is strong: Rolls-Royce manufacturer's warranty and maintenance package runs until October 2028, and paint protection film has been applied to the front end, wings, and mirrors. One owner from new, UK-supplied.