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If the wheel doesn't add value to the car, it shouldn't be on the car. Example: Ronal Bear. Pretend you are trying to increase the value of your car before you sell it. Certain wheels will lower the value, while others will raise its value. On street-driven vehicles, when people replace stock wheels with aftermarket wheels, it is done to enhance the look of the vehicle 99.9% of the time. The other time 0.1%, they do it because of other reasons, such as performance or lack of supply. With that said and because wheels should enhance the look of a vehicle, it should not deter attention from the vehicle; the key here being the vehicle. Your wheels should not draw more attention than the car. Most of the colored wheels is just a fad, which will eventually fade away. Putting red wheels on a white car is just a trend of the import revolution. Trends come and go, but some stay around. Have you seen a reverse wire wheel on a lowrider recently? On the other hand, when was the first time and the last time you've seen a silver aftermarket wheel? Some designs and some colors withstand the test of time, while some come and go as people's taste changes. Because the Z32 is a timeless design, the wheel should also be timeless as to complement it.
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