Logistics Company Blamed For Using Makeshift Ramp To Unload ₦1B Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II

Logistics Company blamed for using makeshift ramp to unload ₦1b Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II from a container.

Several vehicles, including high-end cars, have been wreaked while being offloaded from the containerized car-carrier.

These damages, which are mostly cosmetics (body damages), can cause thousands of naira to fix or even millions for expensive cars.

A trending video showing the scary unloading of a Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II from containerized car-carrier has again brought out the topic why Logistics Companies and Clearing Agents fail to invest in modern ramps that offers significant benefits like speed, safety, and reduced damage

As seen from the video, the use of the makeshift ramp made the unloading very tricky due to steep gradient, with many believing a better ramp would have provided a smooth transfer of the Rolls-Royce from the containerized car-carrier to the ground level.

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While the owner of this Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II ultra-luxury SUV worth over ₦1 billion would have a sigh of relief upon its delivery, several vehicles have been wreaked while being offloaded from the containerized car-carrier.

These damages, which are mostly cosmetics (body damages), can cause thousands of naira to fix or even millions for expensive cars like this seven-figure Rolls-Royce of SUVs.

Since the beginning of the year, dozens of Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, the latest incarnation of the marque’s first-ever SUV, have been shipped into the country, with Seyi Vodi, Cubana Chief Priest and Davido currently amongst few owners of the ride in Nigeria.

Powering Cullinan Series II is a twin-turbocharged 6.75-litre V12 engine, which generates a total output of 591-horsepower and 900Nm of torque in the black-trimmed Black Badge Cullinan Series II.

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