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Copenhagen · 12 placements · open bidding

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It is silver, it is rusty, and it drives this city every single day. Twelve panels are for sale. You pick the panel, you name the price, and we film the whole thing.

Car
2001 VW Polo 1.4
Colour
Silver, mostly
Spots
12 for sale
Beat
Copenhagen, daily
Keep scrolling · the camera does the rest
01Prime panel · 120 × 60 cm

The Billboard

Bonnet

The single biggest flat surface on the car and the only one that faces the people walking towards it. If we shoot one hero photo of this car, your logo is in it.

Every person at every crossing, every dashcam, every drive-thru.

Not released yet

2.500 kr/mo

+ 500 kr vinyl, once

Locked
02Prime panel · 110 × 45 cm

The Commute

Driver door

Copenhagen is a bike city, and the driver door sits exactly at the height of a cyclist's face. Nowhere else on this car gets that many unavoidable close-range impressions.

Cyclists. All of them. Every single day, at eye level.

Not released yet

2.000 kr/mo

+ 400 kr vinyl, once

Locked
03Prime panel · 95 × 50 cm

The Red Light

Tailgate

People do not choose to read a tailgate. They read it because the light is red and there is nothing else to look at. Average Copenhagen light: 40 seconds.

The captive audience stuck behind me at every light in the city.

Not released yet

1.600 kr/mo

+ 400 kr vinyl, once

Locked
04Strong panel · 110 × 45 cm

The Kerbside

Passenger door

This car spends more hours parked than moving, and it always parks with this side facing the pavement. It is a static billboard that changes street every night.

Pavement side. Everyone who walks past it while it is parked.

Not released yet

1.800 kr/mo

+ 400 kr vinyl, once

Locked
05Strong panel · 110 × 90 cm

The Drone Shot

Roof

Nobody sells the roof, which is exactly why it works. It is the only panel that reads from above, and it is the panel every aerial shot in the content plan opens on.

Drone footage, multi-storey car parks, every window above ground floor.

Not released yet

1.400 kr/mo

+ 650 kr vinyl, once

Locked
06Strong panel · 130 × 16 cm

The Banner

Windscreen sunstrip

The most culturally loaded strip of vinyl in motoring. Half banner, half declaration of intent. Text only, and the shorter the name, the better it lands.

Head-on. The first thing you see when the car comes at you.

Not released yet

1.200 kr/mo

+ 250 kr vinyl, once

Locked
07Strong panel · 55 × 35 cm

The Blind Spot

Rear quarter, driver side

Sits exactly where a driver looks before pulling out. An involuntary glance is still a glance, and this one costs less than a single boosted post.

Mirror-level for the lane alongside. The glance nobody chooses to make.

Not released yet

900 kr/mo

+ 250 kr vinyl, once

Locked
08Strong panel · 55 × 35 cm

The Overtake

Rear quarter, passenger side

A 1.4 Polo gets overtaken constantly, and this is the panel doing the waving. Small, cheap, and seen from the one angle nobody else is buying.

Kerb side. Everyone who walks past, and everyone who gets past.

Not released yet

900 kr/mo

+ 250 kr vinyl, once

Locked
09Small panel · 70 × 10 cm

The Ducktail

Tailgate lip

Ten centimetres of moulded plastic that Volkswagen insisted on calling aerodynamic in 2001. Perfect for a wordmark, useless for anything else, and priced accordingly.

The little factory bump on the boot lid. Not a spoiler. Close enough.

Not released yet

600 kr/mo

+ 150 kr vinyl, once

Locked
10Small panel · 22 × 22 cm

The Filling Station

Fuel flap

Twenty-two centimetres square, opened by hand at every petrol station, and impossible to photograph without noticing. The cheapest logo on the car and the one people point at.

Whoever is standing at the pump behind me. Roughly twice a week.

Not released yet

450 kr/mo

+ 150 kr vinyl, once

Locked
11Small panel · 20 × 12 cm

The Pair

Wing mirrors (pair)

You get both mirrors for one price. They appear in every over-the-shoulder driving shot we film, which makes this the best value placement for video specifically.

Both sides. Tiny. Always in frame on an interior shot.

Not released yet

400 kr/mo

+ 150 kr vinyl, once

Locked
12One of one · 90 × 55 cm

The Cover-Up

Front wing, fully wrapped

This panel has to be fixed before the car passes its next inspection. Rather than putting it back to silver, one sponsor picks what colour it comes back as, the whole wing wrapped in your brand, your logo on top. The only panel on this car that is not grey.

Left front wing. Currently rusting through, and legally on borrowed time.

Not released yet

1.900 kr/mo

+ 1.200 kr vinyl, once

Locked

The pitch, briefly

This is not a car.
It is a moving surface.

Nobody looks at an ad on a bus. Everybody looks at a rusty silver Polo wearing twelve company logos. The joke is the distribution, and your brand is in on it.

~1.400

km / month

Nørrebro, Vesterbro, Amager, Islands Brygge, Frederiksberg.
~40

hours parked / month

Kerbside, in the middle of town. A billboard that changes postcode overnight.
400

kr to start

A month on the side of a bus costs about thirty times that.

My own logs, not a media agency's. Ask and I will show you the route data before you bid a krone.

One last panel

This wing is rusting
through.

Twenty-five Danish winters, doing what Danish winters do. It has to be fixed before the car passes its next inspection, so somebody gets to decide what colour it comes back as.

What you are actually buying

Vinyl is the cheap part.
The footage is the point.

I make content for a living. This car is a set and the sponsors are the cast. A panel buys you a place in everything shot around it.

  • 01

    A launch film

    The day your vinyl goes on, we shoot it. Cut for vertical, yours to post.

  • 02

    Every video the car is in

    It is my daily driver and a recurring character. Your panel is in frame, free.

  • 03

    A monthly photo drop

    Your logo out in the city, in the rain. Licensed to you, no strings.

  • 04

    Named, tagged, linked

    Every post credits the sponsors on the car. Twelve brands, one running story.

The board

Nothing open right now.

Each panel runs a 15 day round. Highest bid when the clock hits zero takes it, and a bid in the last three minutes pushes the clock out so nobody wins by sniping. Nothing is charged unless you win. No account needed, just a company, a card and a number.

The prices below are what I am asking, not what you have to pay. On a panel nobody has bid on yet, bid whatever you think it is worth and see if it stands. You just cannot take a panel off somebody by offering less than they did.

Win a panel and it is yours for about two and a half months. Then it goes back up, opening at whatever it last sold for. Winners are announced straight away and named a week later.