QR code templates for car dealers and garages.

What to print

• 01

  Windshield cards

  A test-drive code on the car in the forecourt, for the browser who visits after closing time.

• 02

  Service reminders

  A booking code on the sticker or card left with the car, set for the next service.

• 03

  Showroom boards

  A spec-sheet code on the board by each model, so the details are always the current ones.

• 04

  Invoices and key tags

  A review code on the invoice and a contact code on the key tag keep the garage in reach after the visit.

Before you print

1. 01

   Beware the glare

   A glass windshield reflects the sky. Print on a matte card and place it low in the corner, where reflections are weakest.

2. 02

   Point to a mobile booking page

   The person scanning is standing in a car park. A short form that fits a phone converts better than a long one.

3. 03

   Use dynamic codes per car

   A code per vehicle tells you which cars draw the interest, and can be repointed when the car is sold.

Questions

Can a QR code book a test drive?

The code opens a form or a booking page; a dynamic code lets you change it without replacing the card.

How big should the windshield code be?

At least 3 cm (1.2 in) wide for a card read from a hand's reach. For a window read from a metre, aim for 8 cm.

Will it scan through the glass?

Yes, if the card is inside the glass and the glare is low. Test it in sun and in shade.