I can't tell on the car, but the wheel looks late '90s aftermarket.
A broken one 
How long d you drive on a flat to get to that point?
KyAllroad wrote: How long d you drive on a flat to get to that point?
She said it was a sudden blow-out. The tires are 4 months old.
Obviously it's a FWD car, but that low moulding on the door is throwing me
i;m going pontiac sunfire just on the shade of purple and because I don't recall PT cruisers having a molding
you may not recall them looking exactly like that, but by now they all do.
Alero
Not an alero, but good guess. FWD, probably domestic, probably a sedan, looks very GM-esque. I've seen that lower molding, but can't place it.
I was thinking Sebring.
As Hillary once said, "what difference does it make?"
In reply to wvumtnbkr:
That side strip is higher on stratii and sebrings, that was my first thought.
HappyAndy wrote: Not an alero, but good guess. FWD, probably domestic, probably a sedan, looks very GM-esque. I've seen that lower molding, but can't place it.
That's my guess because that's the only car I ever see with those wheels. Who thought they looked good?
The tires are obviously Dunlops. When I had the blowout on the RX-7, it was as if the entire outer sidewall had vaporized.
Dodge Neon?
A purple one. Duh...
That's a PT Cruiser.
Not a pt or a neon for sure. That low moulding is hard to place.
Appears to be right
Not a PT. It's a rear wheel, and you would be able to see the weird fender shape and tail light if it was.
bgkast wrote: Not a PT. There is no extra bumper on the front and the front of the door line isn't vertical like on the PT.
FYI guys, you're looking at a right rear wheel. see: brake drum.
Not a neon either
I'm putting my money on Oldsmobile.
In reply to N Sperlo:
not an alero
nor Achieva
In reply to patgizz: Just noticed the drum and edited my post accordingly.
I give up. I'm going with "an ugly one".
I want to say Honda Accord but the moulding is still too low for that.
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