Cars can be painted in the Customizer for free. Each car has 18 different paint jobs which uniformly shift the hues of the original paint job. This is why neutral colors (such as black, white, and grey) cannot be painted to achieve the same level of differentiation from the original as other colors can. As a result, cars such as the Shadow XMaxx Tree and the Maxx'd-Out Shadow Tree do not change color when painted.
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- Starting on February 22, 2021, cars could be painted for free. Prior to that, cars could be painted for 15% of their buy price.
- The price of a paint job would alternate between 15% and 14.999999999999999% in the bootstrap. However, this made no difference.
- Before the Customizer was released, there were 36 intended paint jobs for each car. With the introduction of the Customizer, the amount of intended paint jobs was reduced to 18. However, the other 18 paint jobs can still be viewed through a glitch.
- By using the inspect element tool, one can write in a variable between 0 and 360 to make the car turn a certain color on the color spectrum that may not be available in the Customizer. However, only the 36 original paint jobs are displayed in the garage, so setting the value to a number that doesn't result in one of the 36 paint jobs will make the car appear as the unpainted Flux Cooper in the garage.
- Before Nitro Type v3, cars were painted in the Dealership.
- There was a glitch in Nitro Type involving many cars without the default paint job of red where if one painted the car a certain hue of red, it resulted in glitched pink particles appearing all over the car (with varying intensity and patterns depending on the car). This glitch has since been fixed and can only be seen in the small preview of the car in the painting menu of the Customizer.