New York · Advertising, fashion & editorial

Cars for commercials
& photo shoots in NYC.

The car belongs in the creative brief. Pytstop Motorcars helps agencies, photographers and production teams source classic, exotic and specialty vehicles for commercials, branded content, fashion campaigns and editorial shoots across New York.

New York City · Queens · Brooklyn · Long Island

Gigi Hadid and Lewis Hamilton in Tommy Hilfiger clothing beside a red, white and black track barrier
From Mike’s production archive · Lewis Hamilton & Gigi Hadid for Tommy Hilfiger.

A car with a purpose

Find the vehicle that fits the campaign.

A car can establish a mood before anyone speaks. A classic coupe, a contemporary supercar or a formal luxury sedan each gives the scene a different character. Start with the treatment, mood board or storyboard, and Mike can help translate that direction into a vehicle search.

Pytstop works through relationships with owners, collectors and automotive businesses in NYC, Queens, Brooklyn and Long Island. The search covers the details the camera will see: exterior color, cabin, wheels, body style and the angles planned for the shot.

The catalog is a starting point. Share a precise specification or an alternative you would consider. Availability, the actual vehicle and its permitted use are confirmed for your dates.

01 /

Match the visual direction

Include the colors, era and finish you need, plus any details that must stay consistent between stills and motion. Interior scenes may call for a particular upholstery color, roof style or seating layout.

02 /

Describe the interaction

Explain whether talent will sit in the car, open doors, load props or drive. Share planned accessories or temporary changes early so the owner can review the complete request.

03 /

Plan the location

Send the studio or location address, vehicle access, delivery window and hold dates. Loading arrangements, space around the car and transport timing all belong in the production conversation.

Start with the look

A few possibilities.

Use these examples to shape the brief. We confirm the actual car, specification and availability for your production dates.

Browse the full picture-car collection

Before the call sheet

Send the creative and the practical.

A rough treatment is enough to open the conversation. The more you know about the shot, the more focused the vehicle search can be.

Discuss your commercial shoot
  • Campaign or production name, and a contact for the vehicle brief
  • Mood board, storyboard or reference images
  • Required model, colors, interior and acceptable alternatives
  • Shoot and hold dates, location and delivery access
  • Vehicle budget and exactly how the car will be used

Useful answers

Before you
book the car.

Can you source a car from a mood board?

Yes. Send reference images and identify the details that matter most. Mike can discuss suitable models and check the network for possible matches.

Can we use the same car for stills and a commercial?

Include both uses in the initial brief, together with dates and locations. The booking needs to cover the full intended use and the owner’s agreed conditions.

Can the car be delivered to a studio?

Share the studio address, entrance dimensions, loading arrangements and required arrival time. Transport and access are reviewed for the specific vehicle and location.

How is a commercial-shoot rental priced?

The quote depends on the vehicle, shoot duration, hold days, location, transport and intended use. Send a budget range so the search can reflect the production’s priorities.

Your production. One personal connection.

Let’s find the car for your campaign.

Share the look, the location and the dates. Mike will help shape the vehicle request and explore suitable options.