2012 V8 Supercar schemes

[NOSphantom59]

That #18 is absolutely amazing!

[Little E Fan]

A couple shots from the Team Vodafone Facebook of the 2012 car

[ElvisOnFire]

Aw, I missing the silver

[JJohnson48]

thats gotta be a first for Vodafone. but either way I like it

[Swettyman22]

i see dupont personally on the lockwood car

[ElvisOnFire]

i see dupont personally on the lockwood car

Yes very similar logos

[ElvisOnFire]

Will Davison's car for Ford Performance Racing

[ElvisOnFire]

Tim Slade's James Rosenburg Racing (pretty much Stone Brothers Racing) entry. I like it a lot better than last years

[Richard Hammond]

I see Team Vodafone finally un-McLarenized the car...having silver on the car served a purpose but black/red gives the car a new identity.

[Chev_350]

[ElvisOnFire]

Me likey

[penskefan]

Awesome!

[ElvisOnFire]

Russell Ingall, driving the #66 for Walkinshaw Racing

[ElvisOnFire]

Greg Murphy's scheme to kick off the season

[NOSphantom59]

What can't Gordon's scheme be that awesome?

[Richard Hammond]

Because Pepsi Max is boring up here.

[00StangGT]

What can't Gordon's scheme be that awesome?

I think it has something to do with the history of each series. I mean NASCAR has never really had wild schemes while the V8's almost have always been out there. That's my take on it at least.

[RobbyFan]

It has to do with the marketing differences between thr two countries.

[Chev_350]

Pepsi Max for as long I can remember here has always used the graffiti thing pretty hard in its marketing. They have added some green to the bottles with a cash or car promotion they have going at the moment.

[Legacyofthe24]

It has to do with the marketing differences between thr two countries.

I would say that's pretty accurate. It may also have something to do in that respect that even though it's Pepsi Max, Pepsi's gonna sell itself so it's mostly backed by commercials and such.