
Low miles, $1,995, and a showroom full of promise: this car dealership coloring page puts you right on the floor of Sunset Motors in 1955.
A sharply dressed man in a fedora and a smiling woman in a full skirt stand together on the dealership floor, the woman pointing toward a gleaming 1955 model with a windshield price tag reading $1,995. Pennant banners hang overhead, and signs on the walls advertise new models for ’55, financing available, and the tagline Drive the Dream.
Colorists will enjoy picking out the chrome hood ornament and front grille details on the foreground car, the pearl necklace and structured handbag on the woman, and the rows of additional vehicles visible through the showroom windows. This car dealership coloring page sits at a medium complexity level, mixing open areas in the clothing and floor tiles with tighter linework in the car’s front end and the hand-lettered signage. It’s a satisfying session that moves at its own pace.



Watercolor pencils are worth reaching for here: the large open areas of the skirt and suit jacket blend beautifully, and you can lift color gently for the showroom’s polished tile floor. Switch to fine liners to reinforce the lettering on the Sunset Motors sign and the price tag once your base color is dry. Alcohol markers can cover the background car shapes quickly, but go carefully around the grille slats on the foreground vehicle where the lines sit close together.

A 65 lb or heavier cardstock will hold up if you plan to use watercolor pencils with any moisture. Keep your scale at 100 percent so the price tag text and sign lettering stay crisp and readable rather than closing up into blobs.