Mock up for MINI D decal placement.

We produced several decal kits for the new MINI D. One of these decal kits was for the MINI D pop up at QV. If you would like to see the real thing, click here as the folk over at POP Magazine took some photos and also test drove the MINI D.

Keeping costs down with decal kits. The big difference is always “how good is your artwork” and MINI are sooo good at designing artwork for their vehicles in a way that is hip and adventurous more so than any other automotive operator out there. They have the best canvas too, the MINI manages to be modern and retro at the same time, a racing car and a stylish mode of transport. The car appeals to Boomers, Gen X and Gen Y … MINI turns 50, click here to see some vehicle wrap designs over the last couple of decades, “skip intro”, then click on “individual touch” at left then go down to “designer favourites”.

Storm Sustainability’s National Solar Schools Program was launched in Tasmania and sponsored by MINI with the provision of 3 MINI D vehicles “Australia’s most fuel efficient car”. Storm Sustainability referred by MINI organised for 3 AutoSkin decal kits to be supplied for this event.

(thanks to Storm Sustainability for these pics!)
source: storm sustainability website
A subsidiary of the BMW Group Australia, MINI were sponsors of Storm Sustainability’s NSSP Tasmania campaign launch. Mini provided three vehicles: the Mini Clubman, Mini Cabrio and the new Mini Diesel. The Mini Diesel has just been released in Australia and with a CO2 figure of 104g/km it rival’s the Toyota Prius hybrid and the Fourtwo from Mercedes as Australia’s greenest car.