On March 11th, it's reported that in the vast world of the unexpected, a man abroad lost his Rolls-Royce Cullinan. What he didn't anticipate, however, was discovering his beloved vehicle on social media months later, now modified into a strikingly unique style.
Foreign media reports that a Cullinan owner and his wife checked into the Thompson Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia, only to find upon checkout that their prized vehicle had vanished.
After suing the hotel for access to surveillance footage, it was revealed that a valet had handed the keys over to an unidentified man, who then boldly drove the car away.
Months later, the owner stumbled upon his Rolls-Royce on social media. The vehicle, now located in Texas, had undergone modifications, including the addition of enormous spikes to its wheels, and, astonishingly, had become a celebrated car in the local slab culture scene.
Thanks to its unique light blue interior, the car owner was able to identify the vehicle at a glance. Currently, the Houston police have arrested the thief, and the stolen Cullinan has been returned to the couple.
Netizens: No matter how complicated the process, it's good that the car has been returned to its rightful owners, and it even came back with a little extra; the hotel should definitely compensate for this, handing over keys to a stranger without recognizing anyone; Didn’t this Cullinan have a tracker? How come it took so long to find it.
