Just so ya know, the clear wrap doesn't include door jambs, unlike the color wraps. According to J.D. Power, the average cost of wrapping a family sedan is about $3,000.

Inozetek, a U.S.-based automotive wrap company, just showed off one of the most out-there, color-change wraps we’ve ever seen on a car before.

The list of wrap colors now offered by Tesla for the Cybertruck: Forest Green - $6,500 Tactical Green - $6,500 Satin Crimson Red - $6,500 Iridescent Purple - $6,500 Satin Dark Grey - $6,500 ...

After adding three new wrap colors for the Cybertruck last month, Tesla has now added six more options to choose from – all currently available for viewing on the Official Tesla Shop website ...

The Cybertruck could be next in line. Tesla's online store now offers wraps for the Model Y and 3 in seven colors, including glacier blue, rose gold, and satin black. They cost $7,500-$8,000.

When Tesla starts Cybertruck deliveries on Nov. 30, color wraps — decorative films applied to the truck's exterior — could soften the edges of a truck seen as too harsh for mainstream buyers.

The wrap is included in the Mustang’s standard three-year, 36,000-mile warranty, which could make it far more attractive for many buyers than taking their new car to a detailer to have it wrapped.

As for pricing, a full set of magnetic wraps costs $2,000, regardless of color, while the front panel protector is priced at $195. That’s a bargain compared to Tesla’s own vinyl wraps for the ...

The 2025 ID. Buzz starts at $60,000 for the base Pro S, and getting the top 1st Edition Trim with 4Motion adds $10,000 to that number. That said, not all buyers will have to get a wrap. A quick ...