Exclusive: Rolls-Royce Cullinan Found After Being Stolen and Modified To Fit Texas Slab Culture

When Scott Ware and his wife left their Rolls-Royce Cullinan with a valet at an Atlanta hotel, they never imagined it would lead to a months-long ordeal ending with the SUV being found in Texas, modified for the local slab culture. The couple discovered the theft when the hotel could not locate their prized possession upon checkout.

The surveillance footage revealed a valet handing the keys to an unidentified man who drove off in the luxurious SUV. Despite the thieves disabling the GPS, Ware managed to spot his Cullinan on social media in Texas, thanks to its distinct baby blue interior and unique modifications.

Recovery and Arrest

After Houston police were notified and one suspect was apprehended, the stolen Rolls-Royce was returned to its rightful owners. The case raises concerns about valet security and highlights the lengths some thieves will go to modify and blend stolen vehicles into local street cultures.

Rolls-Royce enthusiasts and luxury car owners alike can draw lessons from this harrowing experience, emphasizing the importance of vehicle security measures and vigilance, even in seemingly secure environments.