Wheels are an essential part for a vehicle to move, and they must be both shock absorbent and durable. Today, in addition to fulfilling the requirements for strength, wheels must also be lightweight, accurately finished in various sizes and shapes, and have highly fashionable designs. As a result, many types of metal materials are used to make wheels, such as iron, aluminum, and magnesium. In combination with many different manufacturing methods and constructions, this has led to the creation of an endless number of products. The first aluminum wheels to be installed belonged to the Bugatti Type 35, a racing sport car which left its mark on history.