Three years of eyeballs
A wrapped car covers thousands of miles a year through Bucks and Oxon, on school runs, industrial estates, retail parks and motorway crawls. It works while you sleep and it never sends an invoice.
The auction is live

One car. One winner. The highest bidder gets a full professional wrap on a white Alpine A290, driven every day around Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, plus a proper press blast the moment the hammer falls. Bidding opens at £100 and nobody pays a penny until they win.
Current top bid
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£50,000 to go before the £50,000 reserve and the eight hour countdown.
Because a billboard on the M40 costs more than this, sits still, and nobody ever writes an article about it. This is a proper stunt with a story attached, and the story is what does the heavy lifting.
A wrapped car covers thousands of miles a year through Bucks and Oxon, on school runs, industrial estates, retail parks and motorway crawls. It works while you sleep and it never sends an invoice.
When the hammer falls we push the story out to national and trade press, motoring titles, marketing publications and the usual social chaos. Being the brand that bought the car is the headline.
Fifteen years driving, advanced qualified, no speeding tickets and no at fault accidents. The car gets washed properly, parked sensibly and driven like your brand is on it, because it is.
Upload your logo, add your domain and place a bid. Every bid goes up in £100 steps. Your artwork appears on the car above the second you take the lead.
Get outbid and we email you straight away so you can go again. There is no end date while the auction sits below the reserve, so the lead can change for weeks.
The moment a bid clears the £50,000 reserve, an eight hour countdown begins. Every new bid after that resets it back to eight hours.
The final leader pays by bank transfer within five days. Then the car gets bought, professionally wrapped in your livery and the press machine goes off.
There is a £50,000 reserve and it is not a marketing trick. It is the actual number that buys the Alpine A290, pays for a professional wrap and funds the press outreach. Below that figure the auction simply cannot end, so if you bid £600 and walk away you have lost nothing at all. No deposit, no card details, no fees.
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