The newest vehicle to join DJ Marshmello’s collection isn’t white, despite what one may have assumed, but the black over red Mansory Rolls-Royce Phantom is just as awesome.

For an American customer, the British limousine manufacturer teamed up with a German tuner.

It was altered by RDB LA, an aftermarket car dealership in Los Angeles, California, United States, that is well-known for servicing VIPs and cordial with Moe Shalizi, DJ Marshmello’s manager.

The revelation that if you had purchased Rolls-Royce shares just two years ago, you would now own an incredible amount of the luxury vehicle maker, Rolls-Royce, is a British company that is growing steadily.

It appears that their tactic of targeting rich window shoppers with opulent Rolls-Royce vehicles at airshows is working.

In contrast, Mansory is a high-end automobile customization company that was founded in 1989.

Its contentious automotive modifications have earned it enormous recognition on a global scale and a cult following.

DJ Marshmello’s car is a uniquely modified Rolls-Royce Phantom limousine, but the musician – real name Christopher Comstock – has kept things ‘simple’.

As simple as a customized Roller can be, anyway.

The all-black Rolls-Royce Phantom sits on outsized Mansory wheels.

What’s more, the body has been treated to more Mansory touches – think an aerodynamic kit and elements forged from carbon fiber.

But this isn’t merely ‘murdered-out’

Take a closer look at the grille slats or the front, side, and rear badges and you’ll notice that the exterior hides subtle hints of crimson.

Step inside the cockpit and relax into a restrained combo of red and black leather.

This comes just after the 2025 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II made its public debut at Villa d’Este in Italy.