The Traverse & the Traverse Wheel Covers were made as the alternative option for the typical minivan. There are a lot of Americans that have the great Dad, the busy Mom, & the kids who are on the soccer team. I guess more people would buy the minivan for all of this, but that’s why […]
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If you take a look at the PT Cruiser with the PT Cruiser Hubcaps on them, you can automatically tell that it doesn’t look like your typical car. The PT Cruiser was inspired by the panel pans that were released in the 1930s – because of this, it created a lot of buzz when it […]
Read More »No not the basketball team. The Chevy Cavalier with the Factory Original Cavalier Wheel Covers on it was GM’s attempt to recover the market share that was lost to Japanese producers. If you didn’t know, the Japanese manufacturers were the first notice that consumers needed compact cars with great wheels – that’s where the Cavalier […]
Read More »When the Venture; OE Venture Hubcaps first came out, they were the main example of how minivans should look like. It was even described as ‚ “Outstanding” since it had an awe-inspiring communicative chassis, really responsive steering,; alert handling. When the Venture minivan; Venture Hub Caps came out, it was equal to the innovative minivans […]
Read More »When the word Malibu comes out, I always think of the beach .. but maybe it’s because I like tanning. Out of 21 cars, the Chevy Malibu the OE Chevy Malibu Hubcaps rank 5 on the list of “Affordable Midsize Cars” – and even though the Malibu is a great family car for you to […]
Read More »We all know that BMW has nice wheels, but I don’t think a lot of us knew that they had pretty nice BMW Wheel Covers . Most of the BMW Hubcaps are 15” but there are a few that are 14” and one that’s 16”. The most recent Hubcaps are 15” ; 16” so I […]
Read More »To be completely honest, the Buick Century is a pretty old car – I mean, the first model was made in about 1973 .. which was a long time ago for some of us. Even if it was so old, the Century Hub Caps are still something nice to look at. The last model that […]
Read More »When I first researched this car, it said that it was also called a Daewoo Kalos, but was called the Chevy Aveo in 120 countries – including the United States. I don’t even think they sell Daewoo’s over here anymore .. right? The Chevy Aveo with OE Aveo Hubcaps are made in different countries like South […]
Read More »I don’t think the Buick Rendezvous with Factory Original Rendezvous Hubcaps are that popular on the street anymore. I mean, I hardly see them .. unless you haveone. I bet it looks fabulous. The Buick Rendezvous was introduced to the public in 2001 as the 2002 model; was discontinued in 2007. It was categorized as […]
Read More »Let’s go over some interesting fact; shall we? The Buick LaCrosse was originally sold as the Buick Allure with OEM Allure Hubcaps in Canada. The reason was because in Canada, “La Crosse” means “self love” in slang. Anyway, the Allure with Allure Wheel Covers is a mid-size sedan that’s manufactured by GM (General Motors) – […]
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