BMW Concept M5
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point is they have a history of bad alloys, not unlikely that they wont put these on the prod car
BMW fail so much at alloys, very few they put on the proper cars are actually really good looking, especially when so many do suit the cars. All the recent M cars bar the CSL and E9x performance alloys have sucked, especially PeterNems crappy M6 ones!
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I like all about it but the alloys.
Do you absolutely question everything that doesn't fall into "your" opinion of good/bad looks or something?
There isn't another alloy wheel I have seen that's similar to the M6 wheel design and finish, it doesn't really fall into a standard design, it's spokes are thin, the wheels are huge and the gaps are also huge. They look great on an M6 because it is huge and it just goes....well, exactly that.
There isn't another alloy wheel I have seen that's similar to the M6 wheel design and finish, it doesn't really fall into a standard design, it's spokes are thin, the wheels are huge and the gaps are also huge. They look great on an M6 because it is huge and it just goes....well, exactly that.
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The mirrors look absolutely ridiculous though!The styling is quite obvious (and unique) though even from a distance. Even when the car is moving you can tell an M6 wheel from say, a style 313.
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The most common theme they share is the dish/rim.
There's more difficulty telling apart the 313 and E90 M Sport wheels on the road...
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The most common theme they share is the dish/rim.
There's more difficulty telling apart the 313 and E90 M Sport wheels on the road...
No idea what you are on about now, you said the m6 wheels were unique in design, I gave you examples of other wheels with a similar thin spoke design so now you move the goal posts and go on about telling them apart when moving. Oh well.
LOL give the man a beer, yes, wheels are unique. The most important bit is what sits on top of them.
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