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I voted silver because its not really silver, is a darker shade (more like grey) which I think looks really nice against the white.

White on white looks great on some cars (R32 GT-Rs, for instance) but I don't think it suits the R33 GTS-t.

LW.

I voted silver because its not really silver, is a darker shade (more like grey) which I think looks really nice against the white.

White on white looks great on some cars (R32 GT-Rs, for instance) but I don't think it suits the R33 GTS-t.

LW.

Yes the platinum silver is more like dark grey - I have these on my Silver S1.5 and I like them.

White and white is retro - sorry Bu5ter.

On a white car you're lucky in that all three colours are good looking and match nicely.

You might want to ask Brett how much he cleans his white wheels!

T.

He that's true about the white wheels hey - My titanium silver ones look good even with black brake dust on them :)

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