i see this site all over the place and i was just wondering if anyone on here has tried this out ??? i was wondering what they would give you with a max and if it was even worth it. has anyone ever heard anything about it at all?? let me kno

don't do it, the money aint worth it...89 bucks or something like that...so far i've only got blaupunkt and some decal place..rip off...unless ur car is madd ricer then good luck.

do a search on it; no need to post it in multiple forums.

not worth it... i only have one full sponsorship, and it is crap. NOT WORTH IT AT ALL!!! dont do it no matter what people say.

It's bu!!cr@p IMO, a real sponsorship is something you should NOT have to pay for other than your time at shows and advertising of products put on your ride. Nothing but a discount coupon mill...

yeah but thats because you didnt go to any of the H.I.N. shows, if you tell carsponsorships.com you will actually be at one of the HIN shows they upgrade all your quasi-sponsorships to full sponsorships and then if you dont go to the show after they buy u all that ****, then they make you pay for it

The show list is pretty extensive and the cost (Time, gas, food, lodging, installation, etc.) can equal what you could have purchased the parts straight up and installed, also carsponsorship.com is a placement agency (middle man), most companies they list, you can go right to their web site and request the same thing directly and cut out the middle guy.

As for my comment about a coupon mill, the reason I say this is most of their sponsors may say we will sponsor you up to $500.00 to $1500.00 dollars (that gets carsponsorship.com off the hook because they gave you what they promise) for a product they own and manufacture that they may charge you $2500 for, deduct the cost of what they are willing to sponsor you for and guess who pays the difference???

Oh, and don't forget you still have to forefill the SPONSORS car show commitments, not carsponsorship.com, any breach in the agreement voids the sponsorship and guess what you get a bill for. This is only an extreme example but that's pretty much the hidden agenda for the program...