SL7, 100K, #1: What Car Dealerships Spell in Lights
- Jun 22
- 2 min read
Big Light Letters supplies 1.2m light up letters, 1.2m light up numbers, and photo backdrops for car dealership events across Melbourne, Brisbane, Geelong, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast.
Launches, media events, annual awards nights and Christmas parties for dealerships and brands including BYD, Mazda, Mitsubishi and Volkswagen. So what do people ask for? Here's what's been on the showroom floor lately.

Launch events
When BYD launched the Sea Lion 7, our SL7 letters helped front the reveal. The images from a launch event can be used on social media and in dealer group comms, the model name in lights gives every shot an anchor and makes the launch a feature moment.

Media events
For a BYD Shark campaign we supplied 100K letters & balloons for a red carpet media event marking 100,000 cars sold. Those photos ran across multiple national media outlets. Photo walls, balloon arches and columns do the same job for showroom promotions.


Annual Awards
Our '2026' light up year numbers featured at the Mitsubishi annual awards nights in Brisbane and in Melbourne. Same numbers and look, across two cities. For a national brand running state events, that consistency is important, every photo from every event matches, and one supplier handles both.



Christmas Parties
Christmas parties are the night the dealership celebrates itself rather than the cars. We supplied MGM for Mt Gravatt Mazda's Christmas party - three letters everyone in the room recognises, and a photo spot for staff. We also theme dealership Christmas parties with shimmer walls and flower walls and balloons.



Your letters here
Model name, milestone, dealership initials - if it fits your event, we can spell it. Our light up letters are freestanding, need only a standard power point, and work indoors and out.
Hire includes delivery, set up and collection, handled locally from our Brisbane and Melbourne bases.
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