Remember Forgiato Wheels? It would be hard not to recall their trio of custom 2014 Corvette Stingrays. The Corvettes featured a new body kit with absurdly wide rear wheel arches, a custom front bumper and lower splitter and of course, a set of huge color-matched 22-inch Forgiato wheels. Now, the company has applied their expertise to a fourth Corvette and we’re on the fence in regards to whether we like it or not.
The widebody kit may not be to everyone’s tastes, but in this application, we think it looks rather good. Due to the wide rear haunches, blacked out taillights and aftermarket rear diffuser, you wouldn’t be blamed for mistaking the car for the upcoming 2015 Corvette Z06 Convertible from the back. We could do without the matching yellow wheels and questionable aftermarket grille, though.
How much you like this car may or may not be directly related to the amount of Young Jeezy on your iPod. Check out more photos of Forgiato’s widebody ‘Vette on their Facebook page and vote below to tell us if you think this banana-yellow ‘Vette is Hot or Not.
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Forgiato makes the most obnoxious and tacky re-designs of cars. Please just end this sad company so stuck in the 80s.
Forgiatos might not be your style but I wouldnt call them 80s at all Forged wheels are lighter than typical chrome or aluminum wheels allowing you to go bigger with less sacrifice