Customization Guide - Ghost Driver Wiki
Paints, rims, body parts, and the cosmetic options that make your ride yours.
Overview
Customization is where Ghost Driver stands out from other Roblox car games. The system covers paints, rims, hoods, body parts, window decals, and more — plus custom decals for true one-of-one builds. This guide walks through every customization category and how to get the look you want.
Customization in the Wild
This video shows off the customization system with a fresh limited car drop. Watch how deep the options go — from paint and rims to engine bay details.
The Customization Categories
Ghost Driver splits customization into several categories: paint and finishes, rims and wheels, hoods and body parts, cosmetics and window decals, and custom decals. Each category is independent, so you can mix and match freely.
Some parts are locked behind levels, which gives you a reason to keep grinding. The system is one of the deepest on Roblox — players regularly build themed cars that look like real street builds.
Making a Car Feel Yours
The best builds start with a direction. Pick a color theme, then choose rims and parts that support it. A coherent build — dark paint, black rims, subtle accents — reads as intentional, while mixing random colors reads as rushed.
Custom decals push that further. A single well-placed decal can define a build more than a full body kit. Start with the basics, refine as parts unlock, and let your car evolve with your level.
Customization Options
Here's what you'll find in each menu category.
| Category | Options | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Paint | Colors, clear coat, finishes | Base layer of any build |
| Rims | Aftermarket wheels | Changes stance and look |
| Hood | Black hood, carbon styles | Quick visual upgrade |
| Body Parts | Fenders, kits, splitters | Some level-gated |
| Cosmetics | Window decals, extras | Easy to swap |
| Custom Decals | Your own images | Requires upload setup |
Building Your First Look
Start simple and layer up. This order gives you a clean, coherent build.
Pick a Paint
Choose a base color and finish. This sets the tone for everything else.
Swap the Rims
Add aftermarket wheels that match the color scheme. Rims change the whole stance.
Adjust Body Parts
Add a hood, fenders, or splitters if unlocked. Keep it subtle until the look clicks.
Finish With Decals
Add window decals or custom decals as the final touch.
Customization Styles
Three common build styles to inspire your garage.
Street Racer
Aggressive body parts, dark rims, subtle decals. Check cutting up.
Show Car
Bright paint, clean finishes, custom decals. See the decals guide.
OEM+
Factory look with tasteful upgrades. Browse all cars.
Customization Tips
Practical notes for getting the most out of the system.
- Spend customization cash only after performance upgrades.
- Check new parts after every update.
- Custom decals need setup — see the dedicated guide.
- Save a clean base build before experimenting with wild looks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I customize in Ghost Driver?
Paint, rims, hoods, body parts, cosmetics, window decals, and custom decals. Most options are bought with in-game cash.
Do customizations affect performance?
No. Visual customizations are cosmetic only. Performance comes from the tuning menu with engine, weight, and launch control options.
How do I unlock more customization parts?
Many parts unlock as you level up. Grind quests and combos to open the full catalog — check the leveling guide.
Can I change customization later?
Yes. Reopen the customization menu on any owned car to repaint, swap rims, and adjust body parts any time.
Do custom decals cost extra?
Custom decals require an upload setup via the Roblox Creator Hub but apply in-game like any other cosmetic.
Can I customize any car?
Most cars support the full customization system. Some limited or special vehicles may have unique or reduced options.
Is customization worth the cash?
For style, yes. For progress, spend on performance first — a fast, tuned car with a simple paint job beats a stock show car.