3 ways to personalise your car

Personalising your car is one of the best ways to forge a closer bond with it and create a more rewarding ownership experience. While any car can hold a special place in your heart if you choose wisely, there is nothing like making changes to your car yourself.

In the same way that you will always appreciate a home transformation more if you work on it yourself, there is a lot of satisfaction to be had from personalising your car. Of course, there are countless different ways that you can personalise your car, from buying a private number plate to modifying the engine and suspension, or simply changing the colour using a wrap or decals.

Arguably the best aspect of personalising your car is that it doesn’t have to break the bank. You don’t need to spend thousands (or even hundreds) to add a level of personalisation to your car, and in fact, the more subtle changes are often the most effective.

ways to personalise your car

With that said, here are three ways to personalise your car:

Personalise your number plate

One of the most popular ways to personalise your car is to buy a private number plate. This is because it offers you the ability to customise your registration number, whether that is to mimic your initials, name or a special number.

Although it changes nothing on the car itself, there will be no doubt who owns your car when your name is on the number plate. Furthermore, what makes a private number plate particularly special is that you can keep the private registration after you sell your vehicle, and then transfer it onto your new car.

By doing this, you can enjoy a satisfying continuity throughout the course of your motoring life.

Furthermore, private number plates do not have to be especially expensive. If you opt for a registration that is unique but not entirely different from a conventional number plate, then you won’t have to spend thousands on personalising your car.

Experiment with decals and wraps

Alternatively, if you want to change the appearance of your car then you could experiment with decals or even a wrap.

A decal can be as small as a bumper sticker and as large as racing stripes or a mock racing livery. The type of decals you choose will depend entirely on what sort of car you have, but there is no shortage of options.

If stickers aren’t enough, then perhaps you could go for a wrap. Wrapping cars are increasingly popular – especially with supercar owners – because it allows you to change the colour without spending a huge amount on a respray. This option is ideal if you want to experiment with a bold colour without having to commit to it in the long term.

Tune your car 

Of course, the most comprehensive way you can personalise your car is to tune it.

Again, the changes you make depend entirely on your car, but you could lower the ride height to give the car better handling, change the damping to improve the ride quality or tune the engine to increase performance.

The possibilities only depend on the tune ability of your car and your budget.

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