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What Brands Could Have Really Cool ‘Mascot Cars’? (You Know, Like A Weinermobile)

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What is the Weinermobile category called, anyway? Promo cars? Brand cars? Theme cars? Whatever you call them, they’re a ton of fun and always a treat to see. Which makes us wonder why we don’t see more of these things – like, you can put a set of wheels and a place for a driver under just about anything (see: parade floats), and what brand wouldn’t like to draw crowds of happy consumers eager to snap photos for their InstaFaces and Snapbooks and share the brand’s good cheer far and wide?

We are happy for the Weinermobile and other brandmobiles that we do have, of course. Shout out to Ronald McDonald and his literal clownshoe car (which is a Houston thing, apparently?), and props to that elegantly monocled legume Mr. Peanut and his, uh, deeply veined conveyance.

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But we want more!

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Please let it be BMW-powered. Photo: McDonald’s/Facebook
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I find the Planter’s Peanutmobile to be slightly unsettling, TBH. Photo: Planters

Below, I’ve roughed together a Sharpiemobile, which may be too long and skinny of a subject for a car, but go for it, I say. Maybe it would be better to model one of the super-fat Magnum Sharpies, but the brand is built on the shape below.

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A Sharpiemobile would basically be an F-104 Starfighter, but as a car. Which would be awesome. Base image: Sharpie, Ford

Or, the Sharpie people could go beyond just putting wheels on a marker, like Bic did in 1953 with the stunner below. Would daily. The build was commissioned for the Tour de France, and you can see a bunch more promotional Tour vehicles here.

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Man, Bic really went for it with this 1953 Tour de France car. Via MessyNessyChic

Anyway, we want to know which brands really need to have Weinermobile-like rigs of their own, whether it’s because their product would look good on wheels, or they make stuff related to travel or speed or car-ness, or … something else?

See you in the comments!

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Harvey Parkour
Harvey Parkour
5 hours ago

* Any soda maker (bottle shaped car)
* Lie Nielsen (hand plane shaped car)
* Subway (sandwich)
* Dove body soap
* Fleet enemas
* Preparation H

Cars? I've owned a few
Cars? I've owned a few
7 hours ago

The Sharpiemobile is going to definitely leave a mark if it hits you.

EricTheViking
EricTheViking
3 hours ago
Reply to  Hugh Crawford

Can’t imagine the employees being picked to drive those embarrassing vehicles…

Hugh Crawford
Hugh Crawford
2 hours ago
Reply to  EricTheViking

I get the impression the owner of the company drives it in parades, and apparently the drag strip.

M SV
M SV
10 hours ago

Sure – SM-58 shaped car truck thing.
Audio Technicia – turn table maybe based off a cab over
Ubiquiti – some kind of UFO shaped thing after their access points maybe a Beatle
T-Mobile – big magenta T – maybe some kind of dragster
Verizon – big red V – maybe prowler
Att – broken globe with wires hanging out – just one of their old vans preferably burning oil with paper mache
Xfinity – lit up x with half the lights burnt out with various wires dragging behind throw into the back of rusted out pickup
Xcel, Entergy, national grid – burning coal pile with wires sticking out – just thrown on top of one of their old trucks

Weston
Weston
10 hours ago

Trojan
Shaped like a horse of course!
Get you mind out of the gutter!

TurboFarts
TurboFarts
10 hours ago
Reply to  Weston

Haha, this was my first thought.

Any condom brand would make a much cooler wiener mobile.

Hugh Crawford
Hugh Crawford
9 hours ago
Reply to  Weston

Technically, the customer McLaren racing cars were Trojans, so that’s already covered.

Weston
Weston
10 hours ago

Victorias Secret. The possibilities are endless.

Canopysaurus
Canopysaurus
10 hours ago
Reply to  Weston

Probably not bottomless, though.

Cars? I've owned a few
Cars? I've owned a few
7 hours ago
Reply to  Canopysaurus

Maybe crotchless?

TurboFarts
TurboFarts
10 hours ago
Reply to  Weston

I approve this message.

Weston
Weston
10 hours ago

Maidenform

Dodsworth
Dodsworth
10 hours ago

Cigarette companies can use the Munster’s Dragula.

Aron9000
Aron9000
10 hours ago

Trojan, make it have an almost zero inch wheelbase that magically expands to 20 or 30 feet.

Or just make a giant wooden horse, but that seems too obvious

Matthew Rigdon
Matthew Rigdon
6 hours ago
Reply to  Aron9000

And always have it drive in front of the Weinermobile to help avoid accidents.

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