Rolls-Royce is known for limousine-like sedans such as the Ghost and Phantom, but the rich and famous—much like the rest of the car-buying world—aren't as into the three-box shape as they once were. Named after the largest diamond to be ever found, the Cullinan costs Rs 6.5 crores and carries forward the legacy of the large Pantheon grille, the palace doors and unlimited opulence. The typical Rolls-Royce styling of the upright grille in the front and the rectangular LED headlamps with the signature fender is unmistakable. From the front, the silver bash-plate under the front bumper is the only thing that gives away the SUV credentials. Rolls-Royce’s first-ever SUV is also the world’s most expensive. Its sheer presence and relatively high ground clearance make the Cullinan the Rolls-Royce best suited to India. There’s only one version on sale – V12 petrol no less – and you can spec it to your heart’s content. Here are 10 features of one of the world’s most expensive cars ever:

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