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This is the world’s most expensive SUV | Top Gear

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Want something for the school run? Got £2.56 million? You need a Karlmann King

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Want something for the school run? Got £2.56 million? You need a Karlmann King

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Want something for the school run? Got £2.56 million? You need a Karlmann King

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Want something for the school run? Got £2.56 million? You need a Karlmann King

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Sometime, in the near future, Rolls-Royce will unveil the Cullinan. It’ll be RR's first modern ‘high-sided car’ (that’s SUV to us normal folk) and is set to be the most opulent and expensive 4x4 on the planet.

Except it isn't. Because this is. It is called the Karlmann King.

It’s a six-tonne, bulletproof SUV that’s set to cost £2.56 million. Hey, you can’t put a price on safety. Especially when it comes to safety on the school run. So, if that’s a worry you have, it’s a bargain because not much will stop this.

Based on an American Ford F-550 truck, the Karlmann King is designed by Chinese company IAT and built by a team in Europe. So it’s truly a global car. And what a design. The company describes it as “an unprecedented visual feast”, and you have to admit there’s plenty to chew on. Mainly all the lines. There are many. Karlmann tells us 1,800 people have been involved in the design of the King, and having had a good look at it, we’re not doubting them.

It’s powered by Ford’s 6.8-litre V10, a nifty bit of recycling from the donor F-550. A big engine it is, but powerful it is not - 395bhp is all you get out of it. And considering it’s lumping around a six-metre-long, 4.5 tonne truck (six-tonne if you go for the optional bulletproofing) it’s not going to be the first thing that springs to mind when you think of performance. We’re told the top speed is 87mph. Eighty-seven!

Inside, the design is as busy as the outside. Again, there are many lines. Only now they're wrapped in leather, then shrouded in gold. Because luxury. There’s also a RR-esque starlight headlining, full-on La-Z-boy sofas, a coffee machine, neon lighting, a flat-screen TV, electric tables, air purification system and a fridge to fill with fizzy pop. Or booze. Which you may need to get over that design. And price tag.

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Sometime, in the near future, Rolls-Royce will unveil the Cullinan. It’ll be RR's first modern ‘high-sided car’ (that’s SUV to us normal folk) and is set to be the most opulent and expensive 4x4 on the planet.

Except it isn't. Because this is. It is called the Karlmann King.

It’s a six-tonne, bulletproof SUV that’s set to cost £2.56 million. Hey, you can’t put a price on safety. Especially when it comes to safety on the school run. So, if that’s a worry you have, it’s a bargain because not much will stop this.

Based on an American Ford F-550 truck, the Karlmann King is designed by Chinese company IAT and built by a team in Europe. So it’s truly a global car. And what a design. The company describes it as “an unprecedented visual feast”, and you have to admit there’s plenty to chew on. Mainly all the lines. There are many. Karlmann tells us 1,800 people have been involved in the design of the King, and having had a good look at it, we’re not doubting them.

It’s powered by Ford’s 6.8-litre V10, a nifty bit of recycling from the donor F-550. A big engine it is, but powerful it is not - 395bhp is all you get out of it. And considering it’s lumping around a six-metre-long, 4.5 tonne truck (six-tonne if you go for the optional bulletproofing) it’s not going to be the first thing that springs to mind when you think of performance. We’re told the top speed is 87mph. Eighty-seven!

Inside, the design is as busy as the outside. Again, there are many lines. Only now they're wrapped in leather, then shrouded in gold. Because luxury. There’s also a RR-esque starlight headlining, full-on La-Z-boy sofas, a coffee machine, neon lighting, a flat-screen TV, electric tables, air purification system and a fridge to fill with fizzy pop. Or booze. Which you may need to get over that design. And price tag.

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Want something for the school run? Got £2.56 million? You need a Karlmann King