We’ve noticed a lot of manufacturers trying to help allieviate boredom for you and your family during Coronavirus restrictions; naturally, we’ve created an image just for you to show some love for the NHS.
You can download the PDF here (A4) and print it out at home – and if you want to share your work, you can reach us via Twitter – @ParkersCars – and Facebook.
If you’d prefer to colour in digitally, you can download a full-size JPG here. And if you’re looking for other distractions, we’ve put together a list of driving games that offer more than just racing.
Free colouring-in cars from your favourite brands
You expect nothing less than perfection from Audi, and it’s delivered with a 13-page free PDF from the Audi Collection, free to download here. There’s a range of adult and kid’s styles, from contemporary patterns to classic Quattros.
Fiat’s selection is a lovely diversion into the world of the 500, with two pictures you can draw your own backgrounds on.
Click here to download the set directly, or visit Fiat on Facebook to see the set and share your results.
Ford has gone overboard with a selection of #stayhome distractions. Colouring-in, spot the difference, mazes and even a roundup of their favourite driving games.
Isuzu were first to encourage us to put our crayons to paper, with a selection of hard-working D-Max pickups.
Land Rover’s offerings have some off-road adventure potential:
It’s time for another colouring-in challenge featuring the new Land Rover Defender meeting some new friends in Namibia. Share your completed pictures with us in a reply to this Tweet. High-res images here: https://t.co/FzhGCyG81P #LandRoverInColour #TeamDefender pic.twitter.com/feRlKEXuSN
— Land Rover UK (@LandRover_UK) April 2, 2020
Not to mention our sister title, MCN, has joined in with a series of motorbikes for kids who like two wheels as much as four.
Mazda might encourage you to break out the spirograph with some rotary-engined options in its lineup of line-art classics…
Got kids at home… our friends at @MazdaRacing and @Multimatic have created a Mazda RT24-P so they can crate their own colour scheme https://t.co/Z7fdlmojtI
— Mazda UK PR (@mazdaukpr) April 7, 2020
Mercedes-Benz has a lavish selection of printable pictures here, including design sketches and a 31-page colouring-in book suitable for all ages.
Fancy more detail? What about a Cosworth racing engine…
We wanted to join in the #StayInColourIn fun, so here’s our DFV Colouring Challenge as a spot of #MondayMotivation! Download the file here and show us your colours: https://t.co/jv0KbsgzXb #CosworthPower #StaySafe pic.twitter.com/CiotOWtf3U
— Cosworth (@Cosworth) April 6, 2020
Perhaps one of the most diverse selections we’ve seen comes from K&N Filters. A mixture of racing and road cars, these are great fun.
Keep checking back, as we’ll update this page whenever a new set of art appears – and don’t forget to tag @ParkersCars and #stayincolourin if you want to share your work.
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