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How to Find Your Audi Paint Code: Step by Step Video
Step 1
Select your Audi model
Step 2
Select your Audi year.
Step 3
Select your Audi paint code.
Audi Paint Code Location
Audi models, including the A3, A5, and RS5, have become synonymous with luxury throughout the world. Audi is renowned for its design and thankfully have made finding their paint codes as easy as driving their cars. You will find the paint code located on the manufacturer’s tag, which also has other important vehicle information on it.
Our list below incorporates the most common spots you’ll find their paint codes, although it may vary depending on the year.
- Open the trunk
- Look on the trunk link
- Look on the trunk wall – be sure to check the right and left-hand trunk walls.
On the rare occasion, you can’t find the manufacturer’s tag, give us a call at 971-770-2372 , and our staff will be able to help you out no matter if you have an A6 or a TT. We are available from 8:00 am till 2:00 pm PST. If you need help out of hours, send us an email at CustomerService@ERAPaints.com
How to find the exact color of your Audi
Audi paint codes tend to vary in length. They will be either two, three, or four digits long and contain both numbers and letters.
Example: LS9R
LS9R is the paint code for Glacier White, one of their best selling colors. Other examples include L92U Arctic Silver Metallic, which is a popular Audi Quattro color
Audi Fun Facts
The luxury car manufacturer is a member of the Volkswagen Group and was founded over a century ago. It is now produced in nine factories throughout the world. With models like the S5, A7, and A6 being popular throughout the world, Audi has made a name for itself in the luxury car space.
The term Audi, which means “hear” in Latin, was coined from the founder’s surname, and the four rings of the logo represent the four companies of the Auto Union. While gray and silver colors remain popular, C9A/LC9A Pure White has increasingly become the color of choice among Audi customers in recent times.
Manufacturer’s tags tend to have a lot of different information on them, not all of which is relevant. You will see a variety of codes on their tag, but the one to look for will be next to the heading “PAINT NO.” This can be located roughly halfway down the sticker on the left-hand side.
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