(S) 100 HP. The New Alloys on.

Well that was a result....They fitted.
Have to say they look fine....

Not to sure on the polished finish but I like the design.

I needs lowered though

is fido deciding wether to "acid etch" them?!

The dog has been told, touch my wheels and it,s the animal rescue center.

They look fine, but honestly I prefer the OEM wheels. Remind me why you changed them?

Don't be mad but....... I don't think alloys with that many spokes suit the Panda. The original 100bhp wheels look better in my opinion.

I sort of agree with the others the OEM wheels look good
the only ones I think would suit would be a pair of 2118
speedlines in white if you've a red car or anthracite if your
car is another colour..




Colin.

They were cheap.

Okay they were cheap but if there was nothing wrong with your stock wheels why change them?

I think the trouble with the new wheels you put on is, that they make the car look less sporty as they look more ordinary (if that makes sense) than the OEM ones. No offence intended.

I agree. As far as aftermarket alloys go I think they are one of the best though. The OEM ones are the best IMHO though and they don't cost any extra.

Not liking the multispoke design,

but i do like after market alloys on the Panda

Personally I prefer the originals, as some others do too. I think it would be very hard to improve on the OEM wheels. You know what they say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

That being said, if you are happy with them, my opinion is irrelevant, and we all love our cars.

Dont cost any extra, you are having a tin bath son !
Walk in to a Fiat Stealer and order 4 replacement alloys for a 100 hp, you will need to lie down....
The 4 Dezent all in, petrol,bolts and fitting came to £248, which is in my book slightly cheaper.
As said in previous posts, it,s in the eye of the beholder, i think they look ok, certainly better than my original alloys 2 of which were kerbed.
The joys of working 7 nights in a row and coming home in the morning and trying to decide were the kerb is.

What TDF's (taiwanese ditch finders) did the wheels come with?

My front alloys are kerbed but I wouldn't buy a new set of wheels just for that. Think you can get kerbed alloys repaired can't you? Surely that would have been cheaper?

They look a bit '90s' do they not?

I have to agree with most others, it's hard to improve the look of the 100hp with aftermarket wheels. The standard items suit the car so well.