Looking at a few photographs that does not seem to be the case. Does it depend on the model? Maybe it is just the GT version which rolls toe first?Is it always the same depending on which side of the car (i.e. right side swirls back and left side swirls forward)? That's pretty common for asymmetrical wheel design. In order for both sides to look the same (be mirror images) you would need a different wheel design for one side compared to the other. So it is cheaper to just make one wheel design and use it for all four wheels. This can be the case even on more expensive cars (e.g. Porsche's Sport Techno wheels).
Those appear to be the GT wheels, which is a different design. If you look at pictures of the other side of the GT the wheels go the other direction, so its the same deal. They just decided to make that wheel swirl the other way as the standard wheels.Not in this photograph...
Yes I have checked further and you are right. Strange they have gone for asymmetric patterns.Those appear to be the GT wheels, which is a different design. If you look at pictures of the other side of the GT the wheels go the other direction, so its the same deal. They just decided to make that wheel swirl the other way as the standard wheels.