Which vehicle's apart from a van look right with signage/ graphics?

[GetPaper]

I would like to get a vehicle to advertise our brand locally on our own cars.

Currently we haven't bought the cars yet.

Somebody once told me there are certain cars that "look right" as a business car and some that "don't look right" or "out of place" with branding and signage on.

So far I thought of:
- Smart Car
- Toyota IQ
- Mini Cooper

Would you guys have any other suggestions?

 

[TotalWebSolutions]

Those are the ones that I would have suggested and perhaps add the VW Beetle. See plenty of those about with advertising on for various businesses and promotions. Be interesting to see which you go for - perhaps post a photo on here once you have chosen and had it all branded up!

 

[TotalWebSolutions]

Just read this on the forum - worth noting...

 

[GetPaper]

VW Beetle! didn't even think of that one. Thanks for pointed out the thread, useful.

 

[Carl "Excel-Expert" Nixon]

Just read this on the forum - worth noting...

For some reason I cant reply to that posting, but there are a lot of insurance implications when adding sign writing to a vehicle.

Having worked in the vehicle insurance sector for 10 years my advice is to run this past your insurance company first. If you have commercial insurance it should be a formality with maybe some extra premium to pay. If these are private vehicles with business use insurance you invalidate your insurance.

Some private vehicle insurance companies will allow magnetic signs with a possible small premium increase, and some just wont accept magnetic signs. (All signage on vehicles greatly increases the risk of them being broken in to).

Finding a private vehicle insurance company that will accept vehicle wraps or permanent vinyl signage maybe very difficult. It can be a huge risk for them on the theft front

But whatever you do speak to your insurance company first as you find yourself either removing the signage or finding a new insurance policy