The 5 most striking wheels you'll find on current models

The wheels are one of the factors that most influence a car’s image, and models such as the newly unveiled Porsche 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series show that production units are in many cases truly attractive. Here we bring you a list of the ones we like most.

1- Porsche 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series

Throughout its history, Porsche has presented wheels of remarkable beauty on many of its models, but if we had to choose, the ones fitted to the newly unveiled 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series take the cake. The limited edition of 500 units of the Turbo S features 20-inch wheels finished in gloss black with gold accents that match the car’s bodywork. Truly spectacular.

2- BMW M4 GTS

The limited edition BMW M4 stands out for many things, but among its most notable features is its spectacular wheel design. The multiple star-shaped spokes and their orange details make them one of the most eye-catching examples we have seen in recent years.

3- Black Mercedes-AMG wheels

The multi-spoke wheels finished in matte black made by Mercedes-AMG are available on nearly every model offered by the brand’s performance division, from the C63 AMG to the radical AMG GT S. On the latter, the wheels are 20 inches at the rear and 19 inches at the front axle.

The image shows the Mercedes-AMG G63 50th Anniversary wheels, available only in Japan.

4- Lamborghini Huracán

The so-called “Giano” wheels of 20 inches fitted as standard on the Lamborghini Huracán are beautifully crafted. This design is available in four different colours: Argento (silver), Nero Lucido (gloss black), Titanio Opaco (matte grey) and Nero Opaco Lucidiato (a two-tone combination).

5- Golf GTI Clubsport

The standard Golf GTI comes with 17-inch wheels as standard, but the spectacular 19-inch wheels fitted to the Golf GTI Clubsport are offered as an option on the standard version for €1,250.

We could have compiled a list of 50 more wheels, because each one is better than the last, but we’ve stuck with these, you know that tastes differ…