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Rolls-Royce Cullinan ''DMC''

For those Rolls-Royce Cullinan owners who think the car isn't flashy enough, the experts at DMC know how to give the British luxury SUV's exterior and interior a special treatment. In addition, the mechanical modifications are, of course, also attractive.

After this work, the luxury British off-roader is renamed by the preparer as 'Emperor' and shows its sportier side, with even more interesting features, which place it among the highest in the entire Rolls-Royce line.

DMC mainly worked on the vehicle's aerodynamics and weight and installed a new carbon fiber hood. There are new deflectors on the front and rear, new skirts and wheel arches on the sides. The latter widen the Cullinan by a total of 8 centimeters. Thus, the total width increases to 2.08 meters.

To flatten the rear of the Rolls-Royce, the roof and lid were fitted with a double spoiler. Also new are the 24-inch alloy wheels (with 295/30 R24 tires), which Canadian company PUR Wheels made especially for DMC.

Regarding the engine, the 6.7-liter V12 has received a comprehensive electronic management (ECU) upgrade, along with a new sports exhaust system. DMC talks about an increase in power from 571 to 615 hp and in torque from 850 to 955 Nm. These are really interesting figures.

For the interior of the Cullinan, DMC offers a cherry red leather interior and numerous aluminum and gloss black accents. And, of course, there's no shortage of DMC insignia on the seats and floor mats.

In particular, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h has been reduced to 4.9 seconds (0.3 seconds less compared to the standard Cullinan), while top speed has increased from 250 to 282 km/h. An impressive acceleration if you take into account that the fastest Rolls-Royce (standard) is the elegant Ghost with 4.8 seconds in the same sprint.

Anyone who wants to know the prices and customize their Cullinan, just contact the preparer directly, who also has in his catalog several kits for the Lamborghini, Ferrari and Porsche lines.

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