Vector car model

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Hello,
I would like to know if anyone knows where I can find vector car models. It's for decoration... signage, you know...

Thanks in advance!
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  1. Thank you, that's nice. But I have to say that I don't have much money and I wanted to get it for free... Thanks!
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    1. Excellent, thank you Vankop, I will save up for a small pack.
      Thanks again.
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      1. Merci pour l'aide, mais je suis en train de chercher le gabarit de la Mercedes Sprinter 12 H2 modèle 2008 et de la Mercedes Vito 12 H1 modèle 2008 et je ne trouve pas sur ce site. Merci de m'aider.
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        1. you probably won't find everything done already
          there is a free vector software called inkscape
          lots of tutorials online
          then you do some research on google images choosing line drawing on the left
          then you import your image and vectorize it in inkscape
          you have your starting base
          Just color it in, still using inkscape (or another software)
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      2. Merci Frérome, je travaille avec Illustrator CS5 et je cherche des gabarits de voiture pour faire l'habillage. Je suis en train de chercher des images déjà vectorisées. Y a-t-il un logiciel qui permet de convertir une image (jpg) en (.ai) ? Si oui, y a-t-il une possibilité ?
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        1. convert jpg to ai, Illustrator is made for that ;)
          if you have Illustrator CS5 you must know how to vectorize it, it takes two clicks
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        2. I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
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        3. same
          you should vectorize
          high quality photo mode in Illustrator (there will be some loss nonetheless)
          impossible to create a file of such size, it would crash your PC
          you need to send in AI or PDF, check with a printer for the conditions
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        4. Yes, I want to take an image like the previous model, and I am looking for a ready-made image to print directly.
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        5. Images on the internet are at 72 dpi, which means they're not printable.
          You might as well buy the poster; it won’t cost you more and it will be better.
          How do you expect to find a 3-meter image on Google Images LOL?
          You need to vectorize it; that’s the only way, and it does much less damage to drawings than to photos.
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