
Baojun RS3 is available in the following colors: Starlight Blue, Starlight White, Starlight Red, Starlight Silver, and Starlight Black. The Baojun RS3 is a compact SUV produced by SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile. The dimensions of this vehicle are 4300mm in length, 1750mm in width, and 1600mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2550mm. The Baojun RS3 is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine across all variants, delivering a maximum horsepower of 105 hp and a maximum torque of 143 Nm. This engine utilizes DVVT technology and a multi-point fuel injection system, which further enhances the vehicle's fuel efficiency.

I previously researched the color options for the RS-3 when car shopping, and it offers quite a diverse palette. Common choices include the deep Starry Blue, which looks particularly premium under sunlight; Candy White is a classic and timeless option; Flame Red really stands out on the road and is popular among younger drivers; Starry Black exudes a stable and sophisticated vibe; and there's also Aurora Silver, a metallic paint that doesn’t show dirt easily even in rainy weather. Personally, I believe color selection should consider daily usage scenarios—darker shades are more dirt-resistant for those frequently driving on sites, while brighter colors enhance visibility and safety for school runs. The manufacturer updates the color schemes annually, with newer models now offering playful options like Macaron Pink, which is a hit among those with a girly aesthetic. The optional paint prices range from 1,000 to 3,000 yuan.

Last time I accompanied my friend to test drive the RS-3, the five display cars in different colors lined up in the showroom were particularly spectacular. White and silver are safe choices with high resale value; the black body paired with a floating roof looks especially premium, but heat absorption in summer is an issue. The newly released blue series has a pearlescent sheen under sunlight, much more upscale than the old ordinary blue. The salesperson mentioned that the red version is particularly popular, with a two-week wait for orders. Actually, color choice should be based on the actual car's appearance—there's a color difference between the official website's color chart and the real car, so it's recommended to visit the 4S dealership's parking lot to see more available cars before deciding.

The color design of the RS-3 is indeed thoughtful. The Flame Red uses a three-layer spraying process, presenting a gradient burgundy effect in low-light conditions. The flagship Starry Blue is actually a pearl paint with metal particles, offering better UV resistance than regular metallic paint. The manufacturer has also conducted color durability tests, showing the white version won't noticeably yellow within five years. Young car owners nowadays prefer customized colors - I've seen one with mint green wrap paired with black rims looking particularly cool. For paint , avoid inferior car wax, and pearl paints are best cleaned with pH-neutral cleaners.

Choosing the right car color actually involves some considerations. For compact SUVs like the RS-3, light colors make the car appear larger, while black tends to make it look smaller. My neighbor bought one in Aurora Silver, and even after two years without waxing, it still looks brand new. Dark-colored cars, on the other hand, look dusty after just a week without washing. Owners in northern regions should avoid black as white stains from snow-melting agents are particularly noticeable in winter. In the market, white retains its value the best, while niche colors like Flame Red tend to depreciate more. The new two-tone design option costs an extra 2,000 yuan, featuring different colors for the roof and body, which looks especially cool when the sunroof is open.

For a young person's first car, choosing an eye-catching color is the way to go! The RS-3's Flame Red is the most popular in car enthusiast groups, especially when paired with black rims—it turns heads everywhere. The manufacturer has even released limited edition colors, like the Emerald Green from last Christmas, which is now hard to find in the market. If you're considering a color change, note that the original pearl paint requires sanding before repainting to ensure proper adhesion. I've seen fellow car owners do gradient airbrushing on their hoods, and even traffic police didn't mind. If you're unsure, try renting cars in different colors for three days—the effect varies greatly under different lighting conditions, day and night.


