Rolls Royce-OBSESSED billionaire Sardar has a Rolls Royce for every turban colour

There are many who dream of owning a Rolls Royce one day in their lifetime. Well, there are many who have done that and some have even bought multiple Rolls Royce cars. This Indian-origin businessman in the UK – Reuben Singh owns more than 15 Rolls Royce cars. He became a worldwide sensation, especially after the pictures of his matching turban and Rolls Royce cars became viral. It was a part of his Turban challenge.

Rueben Singh is an established businessman is the CEO of AllDayPA in the UK. Singh is a billionaire. He was racially abused and insulted by an Englishman because he wears a turban. Singh in reply told him that as a challenge, he will match the turban’s colour with his Rolls Royce cars for a week.

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And then started the pictures. Rueben Singh shared pictures of different Rolls Royce cars that he owns on the Internet. He shared seven of his Rolls Royce cars with him standing in front of the vehicle wearing a matching turban.

Jewels Collection

Singh was not satisfied with the number of Rolls Royce cars he owned. So a few years ago, he ordered six brand-new Rolls Royce cars including the Phantom VIII and the Cullinan. He got three Phantom VIII and three Cullinan SUVs for himself.

The colour of the new collection of six cars matches precious stones colours and that is why he calls it the “Jewels Collection”. The shade on the new Rolls Royce cars that he purchased includes the shades of Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire.

Singh’s collection is not only limited to the cars from the Rolls Royce factory. He also owns Porsche 918 Spyder, Bugatti Veyron, Pagani Huayara, Lamborghini Huracan and a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta limited edition. Apart from cars, Rueben also owns private jet planes for himself. In the past, he worked in an influential position in the British government.

Each of the Phantoms bought by Mr Singh costs around 360,000 British Pounds and the Cullinan SUV cost around 250,000 British Pounds, excluding the cost of any customization or add ons. We can easily add up a few thousand British Pounds for the customizations and add ons.

In India, Rolls Royce Cullinan enjoys the status of the most expensive SUV priced at about Rs. 6.95 crores while the Phantom VIII costs about Rs. 9.50 crores. A few Cullinan SUVs are present in India as well. One of them can be found in the Ambanis garage whereas one of them is in the T-Series garage amongst others.

Coming to the story of this Sikh settled in the UK, reaching the heights that he is on now hasn’t been easy. He was once called the “British Bill Gates”. Mr Singh started early at the age of 20 and set up a clothing retail chain called Miss Attitude in 1995. It wasn’t easy balancing the business and his studies at the same time, but the business was once worth 10 million British Pounds. Things went downhill due to some external circumstances and he had to sell Miss Attitude.

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