Finding your paint code in most cases is relatively simple. It’s as easy as opening your driver side door and checking the door tag to see what color code your Mustang is. If you can’t find it on the door tag, some deductive research may help you out as well - by checking the table for your specific Mustang year, you should be able to narrow down which color your Mustang is. If it’s been painted since it left the factory, you still may be able to find areas of the car like parts of the frame or engine bay that have the original color visible. Regardless of whether your car is brand new or a classic, it’s important to know your Mustang’s paint code.

Ford's added a few new shades for 2020 Mustangs and has kept some of our all-time favorites. Here are the official 2020 Mustang colors, and what they look like compared to other classic Mustang shades.

Though there aren’t many major equipment changes for the 2020 Mustang, that doesn’t mean that everything is exactly the same as the previous year. From updated package options to new tech features for all Mustangs, these are the biggest changes to the 2020 Mustang.

Mustang owners that are looking to stand out from the crowd have a wide range of aftermarket options. Learn about the different visual upgrades that you can make to change your S550’s appearance.