How to Draw the Parts of a Car for Kids

1. Begin the parts of a car for kids outline by drawing the tires. Draw two circles with a straight, horizontal line between them.

Extend a short line on the opposite side of each circle. Then enclose a curved rectangle shape to form the back bumper.

2. Draw another irregular rectangle shape on the front to form the bumper. Extend curved lines upward from the bumpers to trace the hood and trunk of the car.

3. Connect the hood and trunk with a curved line, enclosing the car's cabin.

Then, draw pointed, curved shapes near the front and back. These are the headlights and taillights. Band the headlight with a vertical line.

4. Enclose a curved triangle shape on the car's cabin. This is the driver's side window. Use a curved line to enclose the windshield and others to indicate the hood of the car, the trunk, and to detail the taillight.

5. Draw another side window for the backseat. Then use a long curved line to form the shape of the doors.

6. Use horizontal and vertical lines to complete the doors. Then, draw small rounded shapes for the mirror and door handles. Outline the grill with a vertical line.

7. Draw circles to form the gas cap, wheels, and hubcaps. On the hubcaps, shade a small circle and extend three thick lines in a triangular star pattern. This is the logo for Mercedes-Benz.

8. Use curved lines to outline the tailpipe and smoke coming out of it. Shade a small oval for the opening.

Then, begin labeling the parts of the car. Working clockwise, label the headlight, windshield, roof, trunk, wheel, door, and bumper. Draw straight lines from the words to the parts they describe.

9. Label more parts, including the radiator grille, hood, window, fuel tank, tail light, muffler, tire, hubcap, handle, and outside mirror, drawing lines to their respective parts.

Your parts of a car for kids outline is now complete. Color your diagram. You can design the car's paint job to make it your dream car.