103 Free Printable Car and Vehicle Coloring Pages
Car coloring pages are the quickest way to win over a child who says vroom all day long. Here you'll find family cars and sports cars, roaring monster trucks, fire trucks with their ladders up, tractors, motorcycles, trains and planes. Every picture is free to print, and you won't need to sign up.
For toddlers, try the police car with flashing lights or a round bus with rosy cheeks. Older kids may prefer the big rig on the highway or a freight train crossing a bridge. Fans of Lightning McQueen will find him on the track with his buddy Mater, and dinosaur lovers get a T-Rex behind the wheel of a monster truck.
Car Coloring Pages
Everyday cars and dream cars park side by side in these car coloring pages. A camper van rests by a mountain lake, and a Lamborghini shows off its sharp front end.
Monster Truck Coloring Pages
Huge tires, flying dirt and lots of mud fill every monster truck coloring page. A T-Rex takes the wheel of one, while another truck leaps over an old car with flames behind it.
Race Car and Lightning McQueen Coloring Pages
Lightning McQueen and his pal Mater lead the pack of race car coloring pages. Close behind, a Formula One car crosses the finish line under confetti and a boy steers a go-kart around a bend.
Fire Truck and Police Car Coloring Pages
Sirens on! Fire truck coloring pages share the road with police cars, an ambulance and a rescue helicopter. Look for the firefighter dog driving a ladder truck.
Truck and Construction Coloring Pages
Kids who stop to watch every digger will love these truck and construction coloring pages. A cement mixer smiles beside its bricks, and a snowplow clears a road while the snow keeps falling.
Tractor Coloring Pages
Farm life rolls on in each tractor coloring page. The kawaii tractor with rosy cheeks suits a toddler, while patient kids can follow the farmer driving past his barn.
Motorcycle and Bike Coloring Pages
Motorcycle coloring pages share space with bikes, kick scooters, a quad and a snowmobile. Older kids can tackle the sport bike leaning into a turn, while the littlest riders get a cat zipping along on a kick scooter.
Train, Airplane and Boat Coloring Pages
Trains chug, planes take off and ships set sail across these train, airplane and boat coloring pages. Watch for the toy train circling the Christmas tree and a rocket blasting into space.
Cute Vehicle Coloring Pages for Toddlers
For the youngest artists, cute vehicle coloring pages keep the shapes round and the faces happy. A teddy bear drives a toy car, and a kawaii bus smiles right back at you.
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Easy Car Coloring Pages for Toddlers, Detailed Trucks for Big Kids
The Easy filter is the place to begin for toddlers from about age two. It brings up bold outlines and wide shapes: the little fire truck with a smiling face, the simple motorcycle with big wheels, the bulldozer pushing its pile of dirt. The kawaii car with big eyes and the smiling airplane among the clouds make sweet first tries too. When your child wants more, our easy coloring pages gather simple pictures on lots of other subjects.
Medium works for most preschoolers and early grade schoolers, who like a bit of scenery: the camper van by the lake, the monster truck doing a wheelie, the tow truck pulling a broken car. Detailed is for patient children, teenagers and parents. The fire truck with its ladder raised, the tower crane and the double-decker bus in London are full of small parts to fill in.
Print a Truck Coloring Page in Seconds, or Color It on a Tablet
Under every drawing you'll see Print, Download PDF and Color online. Print opens the picture alone on a full page, so your printer gets the vehicle and nothing else. Download PDF saves the page so you can print it later, at home or at the library. That PDF is always A4, and its margins keep the whole drawing safe on US Letter.
No printer nearby? With Color online, your child picks a shade and taps inside each shape, straight from a tablet or a laptop. It's handy while you wait for an appointment or on a long road trip, which seems fitting for a monster truck. Plenty more pictures made for the screen are waiting over at online coloring. It's all free, and there's no form to fill out first.
Trucks, Tractors and Trains Kids Spot Every Day
Young children notice every vehicle that rolls by. Trash day brings the garbage truck lifting the can, a walk past a building site turns up an excavator or a cement mixer, and a visit to a farm means tractors hauling hay. Coloring the same truck they just watched gives them a reason to tell you all about it.
Some pages follow the calendar, too. The old pickup bringing home a tree and the toy train circling it sit well beside our Christmas coloring pages. An Easter bunny drives a little car in spring, and a jack-o'-lantern rides in a monster truck at Halloween. Animal fans will meet another firefighter pup on the dog coloring pages, and the T-Rex driver has lots of friends among the dinosaur coloring pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these car coloring pages really free?
They are, every single one. Printing a tractor, saving a race car PDF and filling in a fire truck on screen cost nothing. No account is needed either. Print a whole stack for home, a birthday party or a classroom.
Is there a Lightning McQueen coloring page?
There are two: Lightning McQueen racing down the track, and an easier one where he sticks his tongue out. Mater waits right beside them. Both are fan drawings, since nothing here comes from Disney, Pixar or any car maker. More Pixar friends turn up in our Disney coloring pages.
What age are vehicle coloring pages good for?
Kids from about age two can scribble on the easy ones, like the dump truck pouring sand or the little police car with a star. Patient older kids and parents who like fine detail will enjoy the freight train, the semi truck and the sport motorcycle.
Can my child color a monster truck online?
Absolutely. Pick any monster truck, tap Color online, and your child fills each space with a fingertip, or with a mouse on a computer. The muddy splash, the wheelie and the dinosaur at the wheel all work on screen.
What paper size do the PDFs use?
A4, every time. The drawing sits inside generous margins, so no part is lost when you print on US Letter instead. Any home printer paper is fine, and card stock holds up better if your child loves markers.