Sons Auto Group uses vehicles to transport parts back and forth to their dealerships across the city. With a truck wrap, now they can utilize these mobile billboards to spread the word while getting the job done.
It’s not just the In-Depth Wraps Pacifica. It’s a student-designed vehicle wrap that was produced through the Stick2It program with FCHS. In-Depth teaches graphic design students how to design wraps, and then hosts a competition to excite students about their talent, and their future.
What better way to illustrate energy than a lightning bolt? This product is meant to help athletes be better, stronger, faster, and maintain more energy. The black vehicle really helps set off the yellow flash in the graphics.
Sometimes tractor trailer fleets need only a logo decal to carry their intended message. Some companies choose to simply identify or mark their fleet, which still brings awareness to their brand.
It’s not just about karate at Free Home ATA. It’s about leadership. We chose to work with their slogan “Big Leaders Start Small” coupled with photos and their concept of the tree growing from a sapling to bring that very important theme into their vehicle wrap.
Box trucks are truly a mobile billboard. They go anywhere and can say anything. This car dealership leans on their box truck for wholesale parts delivery…but why not do a little advertising while they’re at it?
When Lenny’s was considering their next vehicle, they tried several on for size. But in the end, the Flex fit their lifestyle the best, and still hauls a fierce amount of sandwiches. Now that it’s covered in Lenny’s branding, this mobile billboard shows office buildings exactly who is bringing lunch today.
You can only see one side of a truck at a time. This wrapped box truck is a moving billboard for Briggs. They were able to showcase the two major services they offer, service and equipment, by designing the two sides of the box truck wrap independently.
This Atlanta dealership cleverly decaled a Chevy Tahoe to display police graphics. Tahoes are often sold to police departments, and having sample police graphics on the lot as a visual representation is just smart.
Sometimes two days is all you have to make a big impression. Two partially wrapped Hummer limos made a grand splash at an annual trade show. Find out why this marketing campaign worked.
