Advertising & Sponsorship

Petrolblog is a proudly independent, niche automotive website that celebrates the weird, the wonderful and the woefully underrated corners of the motoring world. We’re not about the fastest lap times or influencer fluff – we're here for the Renault 14s, Saab oddities and forgotten fleet cars that deserve their moment in the sun.

If you represent a brand that gets this sort of thing — whether it's retro-inspired gear, car care products, specialist insurance, events, books or something obscure-but-relevant – then we should probably talk.

What we offer

Petrolblog is small but mighty, with a loyal and engaged readership of fellow oddball car lovers. We’re open to advertising and sponsorship that fits our tone and doesn’t make us feel like we’ve sold out (too much).

Here’s what we can offer:

  • Sponsored content (clearly marked, and always written in Petrolblog’s voice)
  • Brand partnerships and long-term sponsorships
  • Product reviews (honest, always)
  • Social media campaigns
  • Event coverage or collaborations
  • Display advertising (selective, never tacky)

We don't do clickbait. We don't do intrusive ads. And we definitely don’t do ‘Top 10 Ways To Save On Your Car Insurance #7 Will Shock You’.

Who we work with

We’re happy to work with:

  • Brands with character, credibility and something genuinely useful or interesting to say
  • Startups doing something a bit different in the car space
  • Publishers, event organisers, motoring artists and one-man-band side projects with heart

If you’re selling questionable NFTs, crypto car clubs or AI-generated t-shirts, probably best to look elsewhere.

Let's talk

If you’d like to explore advertising, sponsorship or other ways of working with Petrolblog, drop us a line:

📧 majorgav@petrolblog.com
📍 UK-based, globally nostalgic

We’ll send over the latest media pack, stats and some ideas on how we can work together without compromising the site’s tone or soul.

Let’s keep it fun. Let’s keep it weird.

Affiliate links

Some Petrolblog articles include affiliate links – mainly to eBay – which means Pb may earn a small commission if you click and buy something. It doesn’t cost you anything extra, but it might just keep the baguette fund topped up and the coffee flowing. For instance, here’s a sample search for French estate cars on eBay.