Frequently asked questions about Volkswagen car paint

The colour code for Volkswagen Pure White is LC9A, also referred to as C9A, as the "L" stands for "Lacquer". Need assistance? At CROP, we offer a wide range of Volkswagen car paints in various colours! Read more

The colour code for your Volkswagen Polo is located on a sticker inside the car, usually in the boot near the spare wheel, under the floor covering, or in the service book. The code consists of four characters, often starting with an L (e.g. LA7W). If you can’t find the colour code, contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

The colour code for your Volkswagen Caddy is located on a sticker inside the car, usually in the boot near the spare wheel, under the floor covering, or on the side of the spare wheel compartment. The colour code consists of four characters, often starting with an L (e.g. LB9A). If you can’t find the colour code, refer to the service book or contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

The colour code for your Volkswagen Transporter T5 is located on a sticker inside the car, usually under the bonnet, in the boot near the spare wheel, or in the service book. The code consists of four characters, often starting with an L (e.g. LD7X). If you can’t find the colour code, contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

The colour code for your Volkswagen Transporter is located on a sticker inside the car, usually in the boot near the spare wheel, under the bonnet, or in the service book. The colour code consists of four characters, often starting with an L (e.g. LC9Z). If you can’t find the colour code, contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

The colour code for your Volkswagen Up is located on a sticker inside the car, usually in the boot near the spare wheel, under the floor covering, or in the service book. The colour code consists of four characters and often starts with an L (e.g. LB9A). If you can’t find the colour code, contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

The colour code for your Volkswagen Golf 5 is located on a sticker inside the car, usually in the boot near the spare wheel, under the floor covering, or in the service book. The code consists of four characters and often starts with an L (e.g. LA5W). If you can’t find the colour code, contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

The colour code for your Volkswagen Golf 7 is located on a sticker inside the car, usually in the boot near the spare wheel, under the floor covering, or in the service book. The colour code consists of four characters and often starts with an L (e.g. LC9A). If you can’t find the colour code, contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

There isn’t a single fixed colour code for "VW Blue," as Volkswagen has used multiple shades of blue, each with its own code. Some common examples include Shadow Blue (LB5N), Rising Blue (LA5J), Pacific Blue (LD5Q), Jazz Blue (LC5L), Deep Blue Pearl (LB5R), and Atlantic Blue (LC5Y). The exact colour code for your Volkswagen can be found on a sticker in the boot (near the spare wheel), under the bonnet, or in the service book. The code typically starts with an L followed by three numbers or letters. If you're unsure, contact a Volkswagen dealer. Read more

A Volkswagen Golf R is not blue by default, but it is often associated with the colour Lapiz Blue Metallic, a striking and popular colour for this model. The colour code for this is LA5J. However, the Golf R is also available in other colours, such as white, black, grey, and more. Always check the colour code on the sticker in the boot or the service book to be sure of the exact colour of your Golf R. Read more