
The procedures required for changing the color of a car are: 1. Prepare the necessary materials: vehicle license, the owner's ID card, and the vehicle registration certificate (green book). If a friend is handling it on your behalf, the agent's ID card must also be carried; 2. Keep the car body clean: Since the vehicle license needs to be updated, photos and an appearance inspection will be conducted before processing the business; 3. Fill out the application form: There is an application form for color change in the business hall. After completing the form, submit it to the processing window and wait for review and issuance of a new vehicle license; 4. Certificate issuance and fee payment: Normally, it takes about half an hour for the new vehicle license to be processed successfully, and a handling fee is required. Once all the procedures are completed, the entire process is finished.

As someone who frequently handles car modifications, I've seen many friends change their car's color. The procedure is actually quite simple: after changing to the new color, you need to file a record at the vehicle management office within 15 days, bringing your ID card, vehicle registration certificate, driving license, and insurance policy. The first step is a color inspection—you can't choose overly flashy colors or police car-like blue, otherwise, you'll have to redo it; the second step is taking photos and inspecting the car to ensure there are no other issues; finally, updating the driving license costs around 100 yuan, and the whole process can be completed in half a day. Don't forget to clean the car before taking photos, as dust can affect approval. After changing the color, it's best to inform the insurance company to avoid disputes during claims. I recommend choosing low-key colors like gray or black first, as they are less likely to cause problems. Filing a record is mandatory; otherwise, if caught on the road, you could be fined 200 yuan or even get points deducted, and the time wasted would be troublesome.

I've changed my car color several times myself, and it's really not difficult. The key point is to register the new color at the vehicle management office within two weeks after the change. Bring the owner's ID, vehicle license, and the registration certificate (big green book), queue up for photos, and after the exterior inspection, you'll get the new certificate. The whole process takes less than half a day and costs around tens to a hundred yuan. Choose the color carefully—avoid fluorescent or overly bright colors; common colors like white or silver are more straightforward. I once encountered a situation where insurance didn't cover scratch repairs because the color change wasn't registered, so timely registration is crucial. If the vehicle management office isn't crowded, it can be done quickly. Also, take the opportunity to check other modification regulations to avoid violations. Remember, the color must not imitate special vehicles, or you'll have to repaint it and start over.

Just got your car repainted? Here are the key points: File for record within 15 days after color change, don't delay. Bring your ID card, vehicle registration certificate, and driving license to the DMV. Your car will be inspected and photographed, and the driving license will be updated. Avoid special color types, such as police car style. The whole process is quick and inexpensive. Filing is crucial, otherwise you may face fines or invalid insurance.


