Here is one in red. A similar one like this was on the cover of either Road & Track or Car & Driver back then that was taken while the car was driving and those wheels = hawtness;

http://www.autogaleria.hu/autok/pontiac/bonneville-ssei-1992-95/pontiac_bonneville-ssei-1992-95_r4.jpg

But speaking ...

Here is a couple of the boozer (Booze here), a white one with aerolites;

http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/4797/3641/24491820206_large.jpg?v=1

http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/4797/3641/24491820026_large.jpg?v=0

http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/4797/3641 ...

The other thing that appeals to me, is my daily driver is a '96 Nissan Maxima, which was marketed as "4 door sports car", well, particularly the generation before. I realized that is exactly the kind of car that I like a 4 door sporty car, and especially if it is offered with a manual transmission ...

I always liked the look of those wheels. Not much else on the road quite like that. Which is to say that I like them because they are distinctive, and fit the mood of the car as originally designed, not that they are great wheels outside of that context. Sadly I think they only made those for a ...

This will sound ridiculous, but I was looking at a mid 90s used car guide book this evening, and this photo on the cover made me want a Bonneville.



Like, exactly that car. White with those white rims... Am I crazy? Haha

I'm in Calgary Alberta