I think I don't like my car anymore...I need some advices...

[NYC-SE]

Originally Posted by lormagni

As I said before I can't change tire size, I'm stuck with the OEM size (195/50 r16). My Yaris is the "Style" model, that is the equivalent of the SE model sold in USA, it's characterized by 16" wheels (the same used by the SE), rear disc brakes, "sporty" suspensions and in-car multimedia system with touch screen and rear camera, it's the only one version that can mount 16" rims.

@NYC-SE I still have my old rims and I thought to put them back on (my first idea as you've read before was to mount the oem wheels with 15mm spacers) , but they were too much tucked in and heavy (the new ones are significantly lighter and they provide better handling)...

This was my car with the OEM wheels after being lowered:

I have the same wheels (original) on my car and like the way they look. My car is not lowered. Honestly I prefer how your car looks with the aftermarket wheels. To me they look better on the lowered stance than the originals. I also think they go better with the white color. My car is gray. I think the originals match better to that color. I say keep it the way it is.

[lormagni]

Here it is an example of Yaris on TE37s and 195/50 r16. Why does this look so damn good and sporty???

[ern-diz]

Haha, that car looks exactly the same as yours to me! I think what's throwing you off is your wheels are gun metal and the ones pictured above are white, so they look a little more custom. Other than that, you have the same look--and it's good.

[Majestic]

I like this car lowered with them original wheels!

[dark_seek]

Originally Posted by lormagni

Here it is an example of Yaris on TE37s and 195/50 r16. Why does this look so damn good and sporty???

Paint your rims white and they will surely look great :)
Still looks good

[ABSPLASTIC]

I would say go some type of forced induction and you will fall in love with your car all over again (: