Rapper Busta Rhymes Poses With Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’, A Rolls-Royce Cullinan-based Masterpiece
American Rapper Busta Rhymes poses with Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’, a one-off Rolls-Royce Cullinan-based masterpiece.
One-off Cullinan sports a two-tone look that mixes turquoise and black while the body is covered in 24-carat gold leaf finishes.
Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’ was last seen in May when it was fitted with the ‘P7’ ‘world’s most expensive number plate’.
‘P7’ number plate’ sold for a eye-watering $15 million at a charity auction in Dubai in April 2023.
American rapper, Busta Rhymes, has shared pictures of himself posing beside the two-tone Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’, a stunning one-off masterpiece based on the N700 Million Rolls-Royce Cullinan.
The pictures posted to Busta Rhymes’ Instagram page on December 15th was taken during the American superstar’s trip to Dubai, where the rapper performed at BLU Dubai in Al Habtoor City on 13 December.
The 51 year old record producer and actor, born Trevor Tahiem Smith Jr, rose to fame for the style of his debut solo single, “Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check” – the lead single from his debut studio album The Coming on January 7, 1996.
Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’
The Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’ was last seen in May when it was fitted with the ‘P7’ ‘world’s most expensive number plate’, which sold for a eye-watering $15 million at a Dubai charity auction in April 2023.
First unveiled in January 2023, the stunning Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’ sports a two-tone look that mixes turquoise at the front end and black at the rear while the body is covered in 24-carat gold leaf finishes.
Mansory touches can also be found in the cabin, especially on touchable parts like the center console, door cards, seats, headrests, pillars, sun visors, and headliner.
Still powering the Mansory Linea D’Oro ‘One of One’ is the base Cullinan’s 6.75-liter V12, which now delivers 600 hp (from 571 hp), allowing it to reach 60 mph from standstill in 5.0 seconds and a top speed of 280 km/h (from 250 km/h.)
