Drew Wright is on the move, in more ways than one.

Kathy Wolfe-Reynolds, who lives in Clearview Township, between Nottawa and Collingwood, has a pair of graphics on her car in support of the Collingwood resident and Canadian Idol hopeful.

Wolfe-Reynolds said she has never met the Collingwood singer and is not related. She said she also never watched the CTV reality show before the top 16 performance.

"There is such a community spirit," she said.  "I said if he makes in the top 10, I'd like to do something on my car."

The graphics were done by Brian White of Park Sign, an old friend of Wolfe-Reynolds.

"My teenagers thought I was nuts," she said. "I was blown away when I saw it."

She said that when it was first on her vehicle, people would be honking their horns and she thought she might be cutting people off.

"It's other people showing their support," she said.

Wolfe-Reynolds said Wright is an inspiration to a lot of youngsters.

"Their faces light up when they see it. It's the Drew car, they say."

She said she will continue to vote for Wright every week and is confident he will win the competition.

"He is an extremely talented man," she said. "He needs to perform like he has already won it, because in my opinion, he already has. He's going to go places."