YOUR RESEARCHGT silver and satin platinum question
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Hi everyone. Can someone help me out? For those of you with a GT metallic silver exterior, how close is it to the satin platinum wheel finish? In some pictures, it looks as if they almost match completely. I was hoping to spec a GT silver car with satin plat wheels, but would only go that route if there is some contrast. Trying to avoid black wheels and silver wheels. Thanks in advance guys.
If you are spec'ing your own build, you can opt for wheel finish in GT silver for not much extra and get a perfect matc. I almost went that way for my GTS build, but then went with stock black after all (hides break dust, makes the car a little more sinister and less elegant, IMO.)
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