<prompt> Human: As a bit of background, I am from Southern California, and drive roughly 300 miles per week. I have an older car that is starting to feel its age, and I would like to sell it and buy a newer car. There is not, however, very much room left in my budget to saddle myself with another monthly payment. So, I considered selling ad space on my car to help offset my monthly payment. A cursory Google search says that it can bring in 300-500 a month. Has anyone on here ever done this before? If I dont care what my car looks like, Its just transportation to me would this be a feasible way to offset my costs?  <response>: I know a lot of companies out there are scams. They want you to pay up front to have your car wrapped, and then they just take your money and disappear. So make sure not to pay anything to get your car wrapped.Also, you may want to check with your insurance. This is probably a non-issue, but personal insurance doesnt cover when youre driving for commercial purposes for example, pizza delivery drivers are covered by their works insurance while making deliveries, not their own. I dont think it would be the same here, but worth asking.Make sure any car you purchase, and your own driving habits, would allow you to even qualify. Im guessing there are makemodel requirements, age of car requirements, and they probably prefer city driving over highway driving. If you wouldnt qualify anyway, its a moot point.Lastly, I wouldnt recommend any car that would require you to rely on the monthly advertising money to make the payment. Its hardly a guaranteed thing, anyone you work with could pull the plug at any time. So make sure you can afford the car on its own.All that being said, I think it sounds like a good way to get a little bit of extra money. 