It’s a pretty nice car, right? It has pretty nice Audi wheels on it, right? So why don’t you buy it? See, I would… but I don’t have enough money. Oh well. The A5 is a compact executive car that’s been manufactured since 2007 by Audi. It was made to be the coupé & cabriolet […]
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:O <— That was what my face looked like when I saw how nice the car was & how nice the Cadillac XLR wheels were. The XLR model has a retractable hard top and it’s manufactured by the Cadillac division of General Motors… but it still has factory Cadillac rims on it. The car is […]
Read More »As you can probably guess by the title, Hyundai and Factory Original Hyundai wheels are manufactured by a group of small companies that was originally founded in South Korea. The very first Hyundai company was founded in 1947; it started out as a construction company… now they make pretty good looking Hyundai Elantra rims. The […]
Read More »I remember when I was little & still in elementary school, my best friend’s parents had an Astro Van with OEM Chevrolet Astro Van Rims – it was like that dark green color. This van with factory Chevrolet wheels is categorized as a rear-wheel drive mid-sized van that was actually pretty popular in the 90s […]
Read More »We can all agree that ever since the PT Cruiser came out in 2000 it has been a “retro” style type of thing. The Chrysler PT Cruiser is a 5-door hatchback that was made into a convertible in late 2005. If you didn’t know, PT stands for “Personal Transport” which means that the car can […]
Read More »If you couldn’t already figure it out, Acura & Acura rims are the luxury division of Honda; specifically, the TSX is an entry-level luxury car that’s manufactured by Honda. The Acura TSX with the Acura TSX wheels was introduced in April of 2003. The TSX was made to replace the RSX – which was made to […]
Read More »Yes, the Chevrolet Cavalier was categorized as one of the best selling cars here in the United States – and so were the factory Chevrolet Cavalier wheels; I mean, they did go on the thing. It was built on the J platform from Chevrolet and was made from 1982–2005. The Cavalier and the OEM Chevrolet rims on […]
Read More »For some reason, when I look it up on Wikipedia, it directs me to the Kia Opirus. So I’m just going to keep typing Kia Amanti, but you know it’s a Kia Opirus. Like when I put original Kia Amanti rims – you know I really mean Kia Opirus rims. Get it? Got it, good. It’s […]
Read More »It just seems like Buick keeps coming up with newer models to replace their old ones; I really have nothing to say about it. The Buick Lucerne with OEM Buick Lucerne wheels were manufactured to replace the Buick Park Avenue with Factory Buick rims AND the Buick LeSabre. Just like the Bonneville from Pontiac, the […]
Read More »I bet there probably is a “Park Avenue” in different cities, but that’s not what we’re talking about. The Park Avenue – along with their OEM wheels – were made by General Motors, under their Buick division. There were two different generations of the Park Avenue that were manufactured here in the United States until about 2005. Two […]
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