For obvious reasons, NASCAR has always been about colorful and shiny paint schemes, either cool or just plain awful. You must remember Mark Martin's very popular "Batman Justice League" or Bobby Hamilton's "Marvin Martian".
But it's not just about cartoons, some famous liveries featured, brands like Pepsi, Budweiser, Kellogg's and even McDonalds. It's very difficult for us to pick a favorite, but we really like Elliott Sadler's black and white M&M's.
Now think about this, what's better than a black and white M&M's livery? A colored one of course, the yellower the better. Yep, NASCAR fans already know we're talking about Kyle Busch's 2013 Toyota Camry all wrapped in sweet button-shaped-candies.
In case you were wondering what does it take for a team to turn a dull and black car into a lively cheerful one, Joe Gibbs Racing provided a great answer by publishing a very interesting vehicle M&M-ing time lapse.
Since painting is out of the question for time and weight-saving purposes, wrapping seems like the best way to go. Check it out for yourselves in the video below:
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