The 10 Best Antenna Balls

The Disney Mickey and Goofy (appx. $11) comes as a two-pack that will take you back to your childhood every time you look at them. The designs are based on the classic cartoon characters, and they each sport the famous eponymous mouse's ears.

More than just a standard topper, the YGMoner Coloured (appx. $7) boasts satin ribbons that whip in the wind as you drive. It's opening should accommodate most antennas, though it can be enlarged, as necessary, with a knife or a screwdriver.

The Unkei Lovely Honeybee features an adorable design complete with wings and legs. It's made of dense EVA foam and you can choose between two versions: a boy or a girl. It can also be used to adorn the top of a pen or pencil.

The Funco Soccer Ball (about $15) are a great choice for the mom or dad who is especially proud of their little sports stars. It shows plenty of team spirit, and will also help you to identify your minivan in a crowded grocery store parking lot.

The Rico New England Patriots (about $20) helmet and smiley face decoration looks fantastic flying high above your vehicle all year round, but especially during Super Bowl season, as the Pats seem to win on an almost annual basis these days.

With the impossible-to-miss HappyBalls Green Alien (about $6) on it, your car or truck will never be mistaken for an unidentified driving object. It comes with a string attached, so you can also use it to adorn your mirrors, a doorknob, or even a Christmas tree.

You will get no fewer than twelve Private Label Pink Ribbon Toppers (appx. $26) with every order, which makes these breast cancer awareness accessories incredibly affordable. They are perfect as giveaway gifts or prizes at fundraising events.

The HappyBalls Buddies (appx. $20) pack comprises six smiley faces, each a different color. You can distribute these cute decorations among friends and family members, or you can rotate the colors on your own vehicle to suit your mood.

The Cogeek V-Finger (about $7) will spread cheer everywhere you go, as it sends a message of peace using the widely-recognized two-finger salute. Just be aware that if you stick it on a car in certain parts of Europe, the gesture might be interpreted very differently.

It might only make sense to use the DelightBox Graduation Smiley Face a few times in your life, but at least it won't cost you an arm and a leg. Parents can pop one onto the car to show their pride and embarrass their child at the same time.