Car posters turn a garage, bedroom or office into somewhere that feels like yours. We stock two very different styles: detailed A3 car prints from Grid Icons, such as the Ferrari SF-25 2025 F1 car print, and illustrated art prints from EuroStance, from an E-Type Jag to the automotive Tarot cards. All of them are in our posters and wall art range.
Which car posters do we stock?
Our posters come from two brands with very different styles: Grid Icons prints are A3, and EuroStance prints are close to A3, with the exact size on each product page.
Grid Icons car prints
Grid Icons prints show one car in detail, at A3 (29.7 x 42cm) on 170gsm coated paper, unframed or framed.
A deep matte racing red with a white stripe.
Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 Calsonic
The famous blue racing Skyline.
Nissan LB-ER34 Super Silhouette Skyline (Red)
A widebody Skyline in red.
Ford Mustang Ken Block's Hoonicorn
The all-wheel-drive gymkhana Mustang.
The classic Japanese sports coupe.
EuroStance art prints
EuroStance prints are illustrated car art with a silk finish. The paper weight varies by design, so check each product page.
The classic Jaguar as digital artwork on 200gsm silk finish paper.
EuroStance Classic 300SL Mercedes Art
The classic Mercedes 300SL as an art print.
EuroStance Lamborghini Miura 1971 Art
The 1971 Miura as an art print.
An art print for Mk4 fans.
Engine art for a garage wall.
For wheel fans.
The EuroStance Tarot series turns car culture into tarot cards, made to hang as a set.
Digital artwork at A3 on 350gsm silk-finished paper.
Drawn artwork on 350gsm silk-finished paper.
For turbo fans.
EuroStance Tarot DeepDish Lover
For fans of deep dish wheels.
For fans of low cars.
Grid Icons or EuroStance?
Go for Grid Icons if you want a portrait of a specific car, and EuroStance if you like illustrated artwork or want a matching set across a wall.
| Brand | Style | Paper | Frame options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grid Icons | Detailed car prints, racing and JDM | A3, 170gsm coated | Unframed or framed |
| EuroStance | Illustrated art and the Tarot series | Silk finish, weight by design | See each product page |
How do you choose a car poster?
Start with the car, then pick the style and decide whether it needs a frame.
- Start with the car: the one they drive, the one they want or a legend from their favourite racing series.
- Choose a style: clean car prints for an office or bedroom, bolder art for a garage or games room.
- Plan a set: three prints in a row look better than one on its own, and the Tarot series is made for it.
- Think about colour: prints that pick up the colours of the room, or contrast strongly with the wall, look more deliberate than ones picked at random.
- Mix the eras: a classic car next to a modern race car makes a wall more interesting than one era alone.
- Decide on a frame: a frame makes it a finished gift and protects the paper.
Where should you hang a car poster?
Hang it at eye level, with the middle of the print about 150cm from the floor. Above a desk, a bed or a workbench, leave about 20cm to 25cm between the furniture and the bottom of the frame so they read as one group. Keep prints away from radiators and from windows that get strong afternoon sun.
How do you hang a set of posters?
Lay the frames out on the floor first, with even gaps of about 5cm to 8cm between them. Line up the middles or the top edges, then use a spirit level and a pencil mark for each fixing. Three or four prints from one series, like the Tarot cards, look best in a straight row.
How do you hang a poster in a garage?
Paper prints do not like damp, so only hang one in a garage that stays dry. Put the print in a frame behind glass or acrylic, hang it on an inside wall rather than one that runs with condensation, and keep it out of direct sunlight so the colours do not fade. If the garage gets damp in winter, a room in the house is the better place for it.
How do you frame an A3 print?
Grid Icons prints are A3 (29.7 x 42cm) and made for standard size frames, so an A3 frame fits. For EuroStance prints, check the dimensions on the product page before you buy a frame. For a bigger look, use a larger frame with a mount board cut to the print size, which adds a border and keeps the print off the glass.
Should you choose matte or silk paper?
A matte or coated paper shows fewer reflections under lights and windows, which suits a bright room. A silk finish gives the colours a soft sheen and a little more depth. Behind glass both look good, so choose by the look you like and the light in the room.
Common questions
What size are the car posters?
The Grid Icons prints are A3, 29.7 x 42cm, on 170gsm coated paper. The EuroStance prints are close to A3, some 30 x 40cm, with a silk finish, so check the exact size and paper weight on each product page.
Can I buy a framed car poster?
Yes. Grid Icons prints such as the Ferrari SF-25 come unframed or framed. For EuroStance prints, check the options on each product page.
Can I put a poster up without a frame?
Yes, with removable poster strips or clips at the corners. An unframed print marks more easily, so use a frame in a garage or a busy room.
Are car posters a good gift?
Yes, especially for a bedroom, office or garage makeover. Pair one with a mug or a hoodie, or see our guide to gifts for car lovers.
Need help choosing?
Tell our team which cars they love and where the print will hang, and we will help you build a set. Our guide to EuroStance hoodies, tees and wall art covers the rest of that range.
