5 most ridiculous supercar wraps ever seen YouTube: Supercars On The StreetsFor drivers that want to switch up the color of their car without permanently painting their vehicle, vinyl wraps offer a convenient and cost-effective way of personalizing your car. Unfortunately, sometimes they actually look worse when done than they did before. Thanks to the low price of a wrap (around $2,000 for a good one) compared to the high cost of painting a car (running easily up to $10-20k) wrapping is often used for experimental liveries and attention-grabbing designs. While taste is subjective, sometimes the finished cars are so bad you can\u2019t help but wonder what went on in the owner\u2019s mind when ordering the material. Here are five of the worst-looking wraps from around the world. Audi R8 \u2018Psychedelic\u2019 The Audi R8 is one of the greatest supercars ever to come out of Germany. With prices for early cars dropping to sub-$30k, more and more YouTubers and \u2018young rich\u2019 are buying them up, meaning it was only a matter of time before one was seen in a terrible wrap. This terrible color \u2013 known as \u2018flip psychedelic\u2019 \u2013 changes color depending on the angle you look at it and the lighting conditions, often mimicking the appearance of fuel. The color may be terrible, but it does seem like the wrap has been well executed by a professional team; A terrible idea that was well-executed. Gold Lamborghini Aventador Video starts at 1:31 If you ever needed proof that money doesn\u2019t buy taste, this should do perfectly. Part of a fleet of gold-wrapped supercars and hypercars owned by the ultra-wealthy in London; This Lamborghini Aventador certainly stands out, but for all the wrong reasons. Beyond the appalling taste of the owner having chosen to wrap their supercars in a tacky gold color, there must be some laws against wrapping a car in a reflective color; Just imagine the glare off of it on a sunny day or at night. A true fashion crime on wheels. Chrome green Chevrolet Corvette Video starts at 4:18 If the Hulk was an American YouTuber, this is what he\u2019d drive. Big, brash, and loud. This chrome green wrap suits the characteristics of the Corvette well, but in the same vein as the Lamborghini above, it does look somewhat tacky. Once again the actual wrap itself has been carried out very well indeed, but the color choice is individual at best. Having allegedly cost $10,000; The owner of this American muscle icon must really, really love chrome to drive this around. One commenter on the video summed it up perfectly, saying it looked like a car out of GTA V. \u2018Streetgasm\u2019 liveried Ferrari 488 Video starts at 9:40 Ferrari is well-known for being a little sensitive when people modify or change the appearance of their products, so imagine what must\u2019ve been running through their minds when they learned about the existence of this crazy-looking Ferrari 488 Spyder. Admittedly, this is a promotional livery for the \u2018Streetgasm\u2019 supercar tour, but it is absolutely shocking nonetheless. Taking a gorgeous Italian supercar such as this and covering it in cartoon graphics is a design crime on a massive scale, so let\u2019s hope it was removed as soon as the tour was over. Teal Chrome Lamborghini Urus Wherever supercars go, tacky chrome wraps seem to follow. Created by one of the world\u2019s most-renowned supercar customizers and wrappers Yiannimize; This Lamborghini Urus is wrapped in a gaudy teal chrome color to match his Aventador. Quite how these mirror\/chrome wraps are legal is unknown, as they clearly pose a safety threat due to being reflective. Admittedly, the brightly colored wrap does match perfectly with his Aventador, and stands out very well amongst a sea of other Lambos and supercars around the city of London.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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