Few things are as exciting as taking delivery of a new vehicle. Aside from the “new car smell,” a car coming from a dealer just seems perfect. The advantage of a new car is that buyers get to pick the color they want and when you drive it off the lot, it’s generally free from nicks and scratches. However, life happens to a car and that sometimes means scratches start showing up in the paint. Occasionally, those marks can be pretty deep. After a few years, the finish on your not-so-new car can have a bunch of scratches that really need attention. We’ve got a list of five car paint scratch repair options you should check out.