You will definitely stand out by putting black car wheels on your car, that's for sure! But what kind of black do you go for? With hues in glossy, flat and hyper black, these rims give you plenty to choose from. Keep reading for a bit of information on each, a few suggestions on cars they might go nicely with, and a once-over on pricing.

Glossy Black - A color that is very standout, shiny and sleek, this shade goes nicely on just about any vehicle - as long as the paint job is nice. While this is definitely for the guy who is into making his car "showy", he would do best to stay away from it if he just wants to "hide" in with the general population.

You could put these types of alloy wheels on one of the tiny little hybrids - not only to make it "sporty", but to give it that cute toy car look. These would be especially brilliant, when paired up with a bright yellow or orange paint job. You could also jazz up that two-door sedan or sub-compact car, as well.

But remember, these rims aren't cheap. Brand new - and depending on what size and brand you're after - they can cost you anywhere from $500 for a hybrid or compact car, all the way up to $2,500 per set for the really expensive automobile.

Flat Black - This shade is without a hint of any other color, at all. It's more of a monotone shade, that's just "black". However, it does very well when put on government-type cars and jeeps, to give them that authoritative look.

Besides military vehicles, flat black rims are sometimes seen on those cars that used to be family vehicles, but have somehow been transformed into bonafide serious race cars. It's not unusual to have to look twice when you come across a small, bland former commuter vehicle that has been painted a serious dark purple, and paired with a set of these wheels, as at first, it's common not to recognize it for what it is, until you take a closer look. You too, can have this for your car at prices starting around $200 per set for the basic breed, all the way to a couple thousand dollars - depending on what size and brand you want.

Hyper Black: This color can't really be called "black", as it's more of a blackish hue that shines through an overall silver and chrome rim. This color combination results in a classy and expensive appearance. Those late model "gangster" car replicas look more than nice with these on them - especially if the car has a silver or platinum paint job. They can be found starting around two hundred dollars for the basic set - and they go up from there, of course.