Color guide

Super White Car Paint

Super White is a bright, slightly warm non-metallic white, long one of the most widely ordered factory colors on several mainstream brands.

Reference #F5F4EF

On-screen reference: #F5F4EF

Color shown is an on-screen approximation — actual paint may vary by monitor, lighting, and finish. For an exact match, use the paint code lookup tool.

Super White is a bright, slightly warm non-metallic white, long one of the most widely ordered factory colors on several mainstream brands. Unlike a pearl or tri-coat white, it's a simple solid finish, which keeps both its price and its repair cost lower than premium white options.

Where Super White Came From

Simple, bright factory whites have remained consistently popular across decades specifically because they're inexpensive to produce and resell well, regardless of changing color trends elsewhere in a lineup.

What Makes Super White a Popular Choice

It's consistently one of the best-selling single colors across multiple vehicle lines, prized for being clean, resale-friendly, and inexpensive compared to pearl or tri-coat white alternatives.

Is Super White Right for You?

If you want a brighter, more premium-feeling white with added depth, a pearl or tri-coat white option will cost more but offer a shimmer effect that solid white can't replicate.

How Super White Looks in Different Light

As a solid white, it looks consistent across most lighting conditions, without the shimmer or color-shift effects seen in pearl or metallic white finishes.

Caring for a Super White Paint Job

Solid whites show dirt and brake dust readily against the bright base but hide fine swirl marks better than dark colors; regular washing keeps it looking crisp.

Super White in Hot and Cold Climates

White reflects heat better than dark colors, a genuine practical advantage in hot, sunny climates for interior temperature.

Wheel, Trim & Interior Pairings

Pairs with virtually any wheel or trim color, which is part of why it remains one of the most popular vehicle colors worldwide.

Super White Finish Options

Because it's a solid, non-metallic finish, Super White is generally the least expensive color option on any given model's paint sheet, and the simplest to repair or touch up.

Factory Colors Named Super White

9 factory colors from different manufacturers have a name that includes “super white”. Here are the closest matches. The paint code is what you need to order matching paint; the on-screen swatch is only an approximation.

Make and modelFactory colorPaint codeYears
Toyota 4RunnerSuper White0401982–2023
ScionSuper White0402006–2015
GMSuper White402004–2005
PontiacSuper White402004
Nissan 200SXSuper White3261986–1994
InfinitiSuper White3261993
Toyota CressidaSuper White0501983–1992
HyundaiSuper WhiteSW1987–1990
MitsubishiSuper Polar WhiteW921987

Matching Your Factory Super White

Confirm your exact factory code before ordering touch-up paint, since several manufacturers offer their own simple white under different names with subtly different warmth or brightness.

Look Up Your Paint Code →

Cost to Paint Your Car Super White

As a no-cost or low-cost solid color on most model lineups, Super White typically carries the lowest repaint and touch-up costs of any factory option; see our cost guide for details.

See the full cost guide →

Common Misconceptions About Super White

A common misconception is that all factory whites are interchangeable; solid, pearl, and tri-coat white options from the same manufacturer can have meaningfully different brightness, depth, and repair cost.

Before You Commit: A Quick Checklist

  • Confirm your exact factory code before ordering touch-up paint.
  • Expect the lowest-cost repair pricing of any standard color.
  • Consider a pearl or tri-coat white instead if you want added depth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Super White a pearl finish?

No — it's a solid, non-metallic white, which is part of why it's typically the least expensive color option.

Why is Super White so commonly chosen?

It's often a no-cost or low-cost standard color, pairs with everything, and tends to hold strong resale value, making it a practical default for many buyers.

Look Up the Exact Code

Want to match super white exactly, whether it's a factory color or a custom mix? Use the color code tool to find the manufacturer code for your specific make and model, or browse custom color options.

Open the Color Code Tool →

Explore More Colors