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Rolls-Royce debuts Privacy Suite and Cullinan Black Badge

Rolls-Royce debuts Privacy Suite and Cullinan Black Badge

Posted on December 12, 2019 By Jarvis

Black-ops mega-SUV and $1.6m Phantom Extended Wheelbase flagship arrive in Australia

Chauffeurs have been handed a lifeline by Rolls-Royce, which focusses on back-seat business with its new $1.6 million Australian flagship.

The long-wheelbase Rolls-Royce Phantom was already a giant among luxury cars but now it has been turned into a mobile office, or consulting room or play space, for owners who rarely take the wheel.
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