Advertising on cars is the rolling billboard that doesn’t ask for overtime or coffee breaks.
Your options: full wrap (~$2,000–$5,000+), partial wrap (~$800–$2,000), cut vinyl decals (from a few hundred), or magnetic signs (~$50–$200) in AUD.
Keep it legal: don’t block plates, lights, or windows; avoid overly reflective materials; and check your state road rules and any strata/landlord rules where you park.
Tell your insurer (modifications matter), and if it’s for business, chat to your accountant about deductions—ads don’t pay for themselves, but the tax man might chip in.
Design like you mean it: big logo, short message, high contrast, and a QR code; if it can’t be read in three seconds at 50 km/h, it’s just shiny wallpaper.
Need installers or second‑hand signage? Tradingpost often has wrap pros and gear popping up, alongside local sign‑writers keen to dress your daily.
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