It seems that some people will pay more to have spinning wheels while others will pay more to have them not spin (not the whole wheel obviously).
Get a life!!
What about oval wheels. That would certainly turn heads, although you would have to find some way of sinchronising all four wheels.
Jon
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I think I recall reading in a new Rolls Royce review that these cars have the same feature Andy
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I think it was a slightly different feature. Just the badge on the wheels was involved. The effect was to ensure the badge was always the right way up when the vehicle was stopped / parked. I assume some sort of counter weight behind the badge was required to do this.
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Can you imagine the carnage when one of these spinning discs detatches itself and spins into a crowd of people.
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>> I think I recall reading in a new Rolls Royce review >> that these cars have the same feature >> Andy >> I think it was a slightly different feature. Just the badge on the wheels was involved. The effect was to ensure the badge was always the right way up when the vehicle was stopped / parked. I assume some sort of counter weight behind the badge was required to do this.
HK:
You're right. I was replying to Martin123's comment that the Bently badges stay the right way up in the centre of Bentley wheels! ;-)
Cheers
Andy
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