Chevy Silverado Forgiato Version with six wheels
Some people are satisfied with little…others quite the opposite: too much is never enough. For these fans of excess, the Chevrolet Silverado Forgiato arrives with many attributes that will make it a desired object: six wheels and 26-inch tires. With the suspension lowered, the wheel arches widened and everything painted white, this Silverado will not leave anyone indifferent.
This Chevrolet Silverado by Forgiato is a real outrage: ostentation made car! Its size is already enough for this mass not to go unnoticed, but it seems that in Canada (as in the US) the size is not enough and something more must be done to attract attention. With the Chevy Silverado headlights, it looks more awesome. This preparation of Forgiato stands out for the six wheels, but unlike the brutal Mercedes G 63 AMG 6x6, in this Chevrolet the wheels are divided into two in front and four in the back, like in trucks.
And it is that the base of these vehicles, such as the Chevrolet Silverado or the Ford F-350, is more similar to that of trucks than to conventional passenger cars; also its towing capacity, which can exceed 10 tons. Forgiato has custom built the wheels on this beast and they are some of the most oversized wheels we have ever seen. Its size is scary: 26 inches, but its design is also tremendously curious, with spike-shaped nuts and turbine-shaped spokes.
As I was saying, the car is completely painted in white, creating a very striking effect, but if you add its gigantic size and, above all, the air suspension that can make this mass practically rest on the ground, the effect aesthetic is amazing. Seeing this parked on the street like nothing must be crazy. You can upgrade the chevy silverado headlights any time if necessary. Is there someone in the whole world who can walk past him and not look at him closely? I would not be able. Mechanically we do not have data, but if it has not been modified, the Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD Long Cabin mounts a six-liter V8 and 360 hp, what a mole! And most interesting of all, in the US, with such power, it only costs 40,000 dollars, about 36,000 euros to change.
