While the short answer to how long a vinyl wrap lasts appears to be “three to seven years,” that wide range merits some explanation. Related: More Maintenance News Perhaps unsurprisingly ...

If you have a lot of money in your pocket, you could actually get a vinyl wrap and PPF together for your car. This will cost you, though — probably upwards of $10,000.

Back in 2013, we responded to the matte-paint fad by trying out a vinyl wrap on one of our editors' personal cars, a 1988 Volkswagen Cabriolet. We promised an update, and, well, here we are. First ...

Experience the satisfying transformation of a car as it’s expertly wrapped in flawless precision. Watch as the smooth vinyl ...

If you go with a vinyl wrap, however, you could always just peel the sticky stuff and put the car back the way it once was. That doesn't mean applying a wrap is any easier than painting a car ...

You need to prepare your vehicle for vinyl wrapping by washing your car before you take it to the shop. Then, the wrap company should give it a second cleaning, ensuring the surface conditions of ...

A growing trend that's transforming the appearance of cars on the road, offering a unique and affordable way to make your vehicle stand out from the crowd.

The vinyl is heated to make sure that it will stay down once it goes outside and faces the elements. Once the vinyl wrap is fully applied, the car is fit back together and receives a final check.

But they're not exactly cheap. The wraps are priced at $7500 or $8000, and are now available only for the Model 3 and Model Y. A clear wrap, on the other hand, is priced at $5000.

All that’s left is to rack up those miles. And, no, a professional vinyl wrap won’t hurt your paint job, so long as it’s already in good condition. In fact, it may help protect your paint.