The exterior, with its 15
mm wider wheel - arches and much larger single - frame grille than the A5, is a modern fusion of edgy aggression and low - slung grace.
The new Onyx Bespoke Automotive BENTLEY Continental GTX with a V8 with which has an amazing 600 bhp, 30
mm wider wheel base, full carbon and polycarbonate exterior styling package and a 0 - 60 time of only 4.0 seconds.
Compared to the standard W213 E-Class, exterior design has been most noticeably reworked forward of the A-pillar, including 17
mm wider wheel - arches to accommodate the wider track and enlarged inlets to improve cooling.
On the sides, the 15
mm wider wheel arches house 19 - or 20 - inch wheels and the ORVM housings are in matte aluminium look / carbon / black / body colour.
Other key features include a tinted and heated rear windscreen, an air suspension system that lowers the ride height by up to 30 mm, 23 - inch forged wheels with 305/30 tyres, 80
mm wider wheel - arches and a more aggressive front bumper.
Both performance models also gain 42
mm wider wheel - arches wrapped around 21 - inch titanium - look alloy wheels with 285/30 tyres (RS 6) or 275/30 tyres (RS 7).
Not exact matches
59
mm wheels with 3.125»
wide trucks give you added support and stability.
Underneath all the carbonfibre and optional decals (# 410), the Racing has 30
mm wider tracks front and rear and sits 15
mm lower than the standard DS3 on new 18in
wheels.
This means the tires are 235
mm wide, have a 105.75
mm total side wall height (235
mm x 45 %), and they fit over an 18» Ø
wheel.
The body is
wider than standard, due to the 30
mm widened track, and the car's stance has been radically changed thanks to a 26
mm reduction in ride height and standard 19 - inch
wheels.
One
wheel can hold a range of widths, so you might be able to go from 205 to 225 to run a
wider tire (more rubber on the road, creates a larger contact patch and so theoretically more traction) but you would need to reduce the sidewall percentage to 50 to keep the height of the sidewall close to the same (112.75
mm vs 112.5
mm).
It's
wider thanks to a body kit and lower too, with a 35
mm front and 30
mm rear drop over 21 - inch
wheels, and there's a smattering of carbonfibre.
Evolution V January 1998 Power 276bhp @ 6500rpm Torque 274 lb ft @ 3000rpm Weight 1360 kg Evolution Group A regs maximised with
wider tracks, bigger bonnet vents, twin - plane rear wing, 17in
wheels, four - piston Brembo front calipers with 320
mm discs, inverted suspension struts
The race car features 18 - inch
wheels at all four corners instead of 19 - inch fronts and 20 - inch rears, but these come wearing 315
mm -
wide front and 325
mm -
wide rear Pirelli slicks.
The new 17 - inch
wheels, shod with 205/45 tyres, as well as suspension changes, give the GTI a
wider track - 10
mm front and 20
mm rear.
Five
mm wheel spacers on the rear axle give the Panamera GTS a slightly
wider track.
Extravagantly flared
wheel arches (64
mm wider at the front, 66
mm at the rear) transform its stance and presence from that of a rather svelte and elegant small coupe into a real thug.
The rear arches are once again 44
mm wider than those of two -
wheel drive models, while the rear engine lid features the same changes made to the regular Carrera.
Bigger front brakes with four - pot callipers, quicker steering and 10
mm wider tyres complete the standard hardware changes, while a lower front splitter and bigger rear diffuser together with a new design of alloy
wheel complete the styling tweaks.
Although the 991 is only 56
mm longer and no
wider than the 997, it feels slightly bigger from behind the
wheel, thanks mainly, I think, to the more reclined windscreen and the higher, deeper dash that obscures your view of the nearside front wing.
Various
wheel and tyre combinations are available, with either 20 - inch centrelock forged
wheels or a 21 - inch option, and putting rubber as
wide as 325
mm to the road on the rear axle.
At 4389
mm long, 1925
mm wide and 1160
mm tall, its dramatic front - engined, rear -
wheel drive proportions are 104
mm shorter, 165
mm wider and 70
mm lower than the curvy third - generation RX - 7.
Its flared rear
wheel arches are 57
mm wider than the GT's — at just over two metres
wide the GT C is no slip of a car — while its rear track width is 44
mm wider than the base model's.
Its track is
wider than the outgoing model, too, by 30
mm at the front and 10
mm at the rear and Ford reckons this has also allowed the chassis to be optimised to accept 18 - inch
wheels for the first time.
Aerodynamic updates include an 80 -
mm wider front track with flared
wheel arches, a more aggressive GT - style front splitter and radiator ducts redesigned for better cooling.
Building on the Rocks» marginally
wider track, bigger
wheels and fatter tyres, adding 15
mm to the ride height and recalibrating the springs, dampers and roll bars to suit hasn't done the handling and ride any harm at all.
It has also 15
mm (0.59 in) lowered suspension, which lowers its centre of gravity, it borrows the GTI's suspension / damper settings, uses 7Jx17» «ClassiXs» alloy
wheels fitted with
wide 225/45 R17 tyres, and has twin exhaust outlets.
Of course the greater
wheel offset means commensurately bigger arches (20
mm wider), which VW says recall the 1988 Rallye Golf G60.
It is narrower and appears to seep into the taillight units on either side, with an illumination that has never been so homogeneous — qualities that accentuate the 44
mm wider rear of the all -
wheel drive body.
The car is 44
mm wider than the standard 911 Carrera S across the
wheel arches.
The package consisted of large fibreglass
wheel arches to accommodate the extra track width front and rear, front air dam and rear fiberglass spoiler fully 2 inches (51
mm)
wider than normal.
FT - 86 G's concept is 30
mm longer, 50
mm wider and 30
mm lower than the base FT - 86 Concept model and sits on different 19 - inch alloy
wheels with high - performance Potenza RE050 tires (Front 245 / 40R19, Rear 275 / 35R19).
With a nominal 25
mm reduction in ride height over lesser new 911s and running standard 20in
wheels shod with 245 / 35 - profile front and significantly
wider 305 / 30 - profile rear Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres, the new Porsche looks properly hunkered down with the sort of
wide track stance and exaggerated
wheel camber that wouldn't be out of place in the pitlane at Le Mans.
Built on parent BMWs new front
wheel drive UKL architecture, the new model is 98
mm longer, 44
mm wider
The four
wheel drive system has been left intact while top speed is now 340 Km / h from this turbocharged V10, acceleration figures from 0 to 100 Km / h in only 2.7 seconds are just mind blowing if you take into account the
wide 245 / 30ZR20 and 325 / 25ZR21 tires mounted on 9x20 and 12.5 x21 inch forged alloy
wheels... installing a set of lowering springs deducted 25
mm from the ride height.
The RS4 Avant's spec includes 19in forged - aluminium
wheels (20in items will be optional), Nogaro blue paint, oval tailpipes, a bespoke diffuser insert and a roof - edge spoiler - along with wheelarch blisters that are 30
mm wider than a standard A4's.
The tire is 225
mm (8.9 inches)
wide at its
widest point (sidewall to sidewall), the tire cross-section or aspect ratio is 50 percent as high as it is
wide (the lower the number, the
wider the tire), the tire is 25.9 inches top to bottom, it rides on 17 - inch
wheels, and revolves 804 times per mile.
The wheelbase is 10
mm wider, pushing the
wheels further to the corners and improving interior roominess.
Obviously, the Brabus 900 One of Ten has the looks to match the excessive power: it gets the Brabus Widestar
wide - body kit that makes the car 120 -
mm wider, allowing it to ride on 23 - inch Platinum Edition
wheels.
The
wheel arches are filled with 20 inch
wheels covered with 255 and 295
mm wide tires.
Kia makes no suspension or handling upgrades to the Turbo aside from larger 18 - inch
wheels with 235
mm wide tires.
At 4,657
mm in length and 1,971
mm in width, the 812 Superfast is longer and nearly as
wide as a Land Rover Discovery, but a Disco doesn't have 789 horses attempting to gallop out of the rear
wheels.
21 - inch alloy
wheels — Concave One — were fitted to the front and rear, covered in 295 and 255
mm wide tires.
It's 90
mm wider than Colorado and its 17 - inch
wheels are wrapped in beefy 31 - inch Goodyear ® tires, for an imposing stance and incredible stability.
In the traditional Mansory style the Torofeo bodykit is made from carbon fiber in their own autoclave, from the impressively low front bumper over the 30
mm wider front fenders with integrated air vents to the nice side sills and modified rear fenders (40
mm wider) with air intakes in front of the rear
wheels, the massive lower rear diffuser is the final part of the standard widebody kit.
Built on parent BMWs new front
wheel drive UKL architecture, the new model is 98
mm longer, 44
mm wider and 7
mm taller than the outgoing generation, while its wheelbase is stretched by 42
mm to 2,495
mm.
The front track is 80
mm wider than the road - going McLaren P1 ™ and with its aggressively profiled front splitter, the also car sits 50
mm lower to the ground on centre - locking 19 - inch motorsport alloy
wheels shod with Pirelli slick tyres.
Covering similar ground to the popular A6 allroad quattro, the new rough terrain A4 adopts its tougher stance through a 20
mm -
wider track front and rear, a 37
mm increase in ride height to 180
mm and allroad - specific body styling, including a unique design for the grille and bumpers,
wheel - arch extensions and additional under - body protection.
The
wheels are also
wider in back, providing an extra 25
mm of rubber, with the
wider track upping overall grip levels and refining the handling.
It features a unique front bumper with a black inlay and accent bar, 20 - inch
wheels wrapped in
wider (+20
mm) tyres, black
wheel arch borders, unique rear bumper with
wider (+40
mm) inlay and black roofline.