₦1.5B Rolls-Royce Cullinan Damaged By Pop-up Security Bollard, Repair Cost Can Buy A Camry

₦1.5 billion Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II damaged by bollard in Monaco, repair cost can buy a Toyota Camry. 

Rolls-Royce was filmed navigating a street when the driver—unaware of a rising automatic bollard—crashed into it.

The driver of a ₦1.5 billion Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II ultra-luxury SUV recently slammed into an active, pop-up security bollard outside the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco, racking up repair bills believed to equal the price of a brand-new Toyota Camry.

In a video posted to Thelensbook’s Instagram page, the “Rolls-Royce of SUVs” was filmed navigating a street in Monaco when the driver, unaware of a rising automatic stainless steel bollard, crashed into it, sparking a loud reaction from onlookers.

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The impact severely dented the undercarriage and ripped off the front bumper and fenders of the Cullinan Series II, causing a significant amount of fluid—likely transmission or power steering fluid—to leak across the pavement.

Below are few of the comments read by Autojosh which have gathered hundreds to thousands of likes as of the time of writing.

A user who wrote, “I didn’t know a Rolls-Royce bleeds”—referring to the significant amount of fluid lost in the incident—had accumulated about 57,470 likes at the time of writing.

Another user pointed out the build quality of the $500,000 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, writing, “That easy? Damn thats a fragile car.” The comment went viral, racking up over 46,000 likes.

A third user said “It looks like made of plastic if it was old mercedes or classic range rover it would break that stopper”.

Another comment : “All that money for a plastic vehicle lol”, now has over 19,000 likes.

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