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What use to be a long process has been significantly improved on the WheelPrice app. It is now easier than ever to list your wheels for sale, and can be done in seconds, all on one page.

On top of that, we’ve added a feature that removes the background on your images if you want to eliminate any clutter and isolate the wheel(s) in the photo.

Comment what features you’d like to see next 🛞🫡

, founder of , has been the caretaker of this incredible Veyron since 2024, and is one of his most prized vehicles in his collection. However, prior to Ed, the car has had quite the ownership history.

Originally built as a 2012 Veyron Grand Sport and purchased new from Bugatti by , the car was later gifted to . It was then purchased by in 2014, and sold again around the time of his infamous fight against in 2017. After that, the car sold to around 2018.

The car returned to the Miami dealer network around 2020, until Ed acquired the car in 2024, giving this Veyron a level of provenance no other vehicle has 🛞🔥

and the crew at just set the fastest coast to coast driving time ever after crossing the U.S. from Jacksonville Beach, FL to San Diego, CA in 22 hours 38 minutes, covering 2,362 miles at an average of 104 mph (106 mph moving average).

Piloting a CT4-V Blackwing with a custom 54-gallon fuel tank, this kind of sustained pace demands perfectly timed fuel stops, spotters, and near-flawless ex*****on across thousands of miles 🛞💨

teamed up with to launch a limited “racing wheel” pasta, designed to mirror the precision and performance of an F1 car. Rooted in Domenica Italiana, the tradition of gathering around pasta on Sundays, the collaboration ties Italian heritage to the global stage of motorsport.

The collaboration builds on Barilla’s push to connect food with culture, using F1’s global platform to reach a new audience.

The rollout continues at the Miami Grand Prix, where Barilla will host pasta bars throughout the event. It’s a full activation around race weekend, blending hospitality with brand storytelling and putting the product directly in front of fans 🛞🏁

might just be the Bosozoku final boss for this. You’re looking at a fully functioning coin-operated slot machine installed in the tail light of his Toyota Cresta. Bosozoku cars are known for their wild customizations, but this mod takes the cake. The car was on display at the just a few weeks ago 🛞🎰

The next era of Skyline is coming, and is letting us know. The new teaser carefully shows glimpses of what’s to come, and it’s got everyone wondering.

A few key elements of the car are featured in the short video like the iconic circular tail lights, “Skyline” wordmark and even the “S” badge on the hood.

It’s difficult to say at this time what direction Nissan might be taking the vehicle line or if a GTR will be a part of it. Early reports say it will not be available in the US just yet, but it will focus heavily on performance and is rumored to come with a manual transmission. It’s still early, but the community all knows what we’d like to see 🛞👀

The origin of Japanese three-piece wheels started in 1971 with the .wheel MK1.

Constructed by two barrels and an alignment disc sandwiched between the two, the MK1 offered a new level of engineering for wheel design, and was synonymous with the Bosozoku car culture in Japan during that time.

The MK series went on to offer other models, eventually growing into SSR’s expansive catalog of iconic single and multi-piece wheels that we all know and love today.

It was around this time that other notable wheel companies were also established, producing their own three-piece wheels and pushing the boundaries of wheel design 🛞🇯🇵

To celebrate ’s 75th anniversary, and joined forces back in April 2023 to build the RWBA, the world’s first slantnose 964 RWB Porsche 911.

The car started as a JDM 964 911, and was hand built by Akira Nakai, transforming it into what we all know as an official RWB.

The standout feature on this particular build is the back-dated 935 slantnose front end, making this the first time an RWB has received this conversion.

The car also features a completely seamless widebody kit, a fully custom Arsham Green Pantone interior, and signature RWB 3-piece wheels.

The car later IPO’d with the team at in 2024 and remains in their possession in New York City 🛞🔥