Wheel Trims

It's my 7 days a week daily driver.

No point in washing it until the better weather starts as it'll only get in a state again after a day or two.

:p
 
Seriously, that looks a total state. There is no shame in having steel wheels, but at least put normal OEM silver trims on there to make the car look half presentable.
 
Jez said:
Seriously, that looks a total state. There is no shame in having steel wheels, but at least put normal OEM silver trims on there to make the car look half presentable.
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And pump the tyres up and give it a wash if your'e going to post it on a car forum!
 
I actually think cheap cars look good on plain steel wheels. Kinda... purposeful somehow.

Those trims look attrocious.
 
You have just restored my faith in my shed. Thank you. :p

I have a mate with a 206, and it breaks more than my car. I didn't think this was possible... but nice wheely bins in the first picture!
 
LeeUK said:
Who's car would it be!
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'Daily Driver' is traditionally a term used by people who drive something a bit crud in order that they can have something a bit awesome tucked away for weekends - perhaps a Lotus Elise or similar.

If its your only car it's just that - your car - you can't say 'daily driver' as if it somehow excuses your horrible wheel trims :p
 
Could be his only car and says it's a runabout as he may just have it to fill the gap before his next big purchase.

Depending on the style of post, I'm guessing he's a teenager "brap", but I'm probably wrong.
 
Vita said:
Could be his only car and says it's a runabout as he may just have it to fill the gap before his next big purchase./QUOTE]

It's still his car. Saying 'daily' implies he has something interesting for the weekend and drives a shed to help fund it during the week.
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