How do I find out what color my Acura is?

How to Find Out the Color of Your Acura
To find out the color of your Acura, you can follow these steps:
1. Step 1: Select your Acura model.
2. Step 2: Select your Acura year.
3. Step 3: Select your Acura paint code.
The paint code for your Acura can usually be found on the color tag located on the driver or passenger door jamb . The color tag may be white, silver, or black, and the paint code can be found directly underneath the barcode. It is important to note that Acura uses the same paint code naming system as Honda, as Acura is the luxury car division of Honda.
If your Acura has a factory code on the lower right side of the color tag, you should select that code when ordering touch-up paint. If there is no factory code on your Acura color tag, you can use the eleventh digit of your VIN when ordering.
It is recommended to refer to the manufacturer’s label on the door jamb or use the VIN number to find the exact matching color for your Acura . The color code is important to ensure the accuracy of the color when ordering touch-up paint or other color-coded items for your vehicle.
Please note that the search results did not provide specific instructions for finding the interior color of an Acura. If you are looking for the interior color code, you may need to consult the label on the B pillar when you open the driver’s door or refer to the Acura parts listings.
I hope this helps you find the color of your Acura! Let me know if you have any other questions.

How do I find out what paint my car is?

Finding your paint code
Fortunately, the location of a car’s paint code is usually listed in the owner’s manual. If you have lost or misplaced your manual, you can try searching online for the paint code location for your car’s specific make and model.

How can I tell what color my Honda is by VIN number?

Once you have located the VIN, you need to identify the 11th digit. That digit will be a C, S, A, T or any number of other letters or numbers. That letter or number will be the very last digit of your paint color code.

Where is the paint code on a Honda Acura?

Open the driver’s door of your vehicle locate. The VIN ID label. Your paint code will be the group of characters located underneath the center of the barcode.

What color is Acura MDX?

Exterior Colors

Majestic Black Pearl	Liquid Carbon Metallic
Lunar Silver Metallic	Platinum White Pearl
Fathom Blue Pearl	Apex Blue Pearl
Performance Red	Phantom Violet Pearl

How do you tell the color of your car by VIN number?

You can call your dealer, give them your VIN, and ask for the paint code. Another option is searching for paint codes online using your VIN. Though your VIN won’t give you your car’s exact paint code or color, it’s a tool that will help you find it.

What color is my Acura?

Find the exact color of YOUR car by looking at the Service Tag (illustrated above) that is located on the driver’s side door jamb. Locate the “Color Code” on the tag. Then, find the part in the list whose color code matches yours.

Is Acura and Honda paint the same?

Acura is the luxury car division of Honda, so they utilize the same paint code naming system. Despite having a wide range of models that include the RLX, TLX, and SLX, you will find the paint code in the same location.

Will my VIN number tell me my paint color?

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
However, the VIN does not give us your color code! It only gives us any paint formula variance in an existing color code. Make sure you have found the color code on your vehicle. For more information on paint colors, visit Choosing Paint Colors.

Can you tell color of Honda by VIN number?

Find Your Honda Color and Honda Paint Code
The Honda factory code is typically located on the lower right hand corner of your color ID Tag, and is also the 11th digit of your VIN. The image below is an example of what a Honda color ID Tag looks like and where to find the Honda color code and factory code.

Is there a database for car paint?

PDQ (Paint Data Query) is a database that uses records of automotive paint samples that have been analyzed to identify the subject vehicle’s manufacturer, make, model, and year.