They graphics are available through www.fordcustomgraphics.com, and nearly 50 designs will be sold to visually enhance each of the Blue Oval icons.

The program launched on the Fiesta in November, and Ford expects to see it take off on the Mustang and the F-150, which are two of its most customized vehicles.

“You click on your vehicle and its exterior color, select the graphics you like, and then the Web site will show you exactly how the designs will look on your car or truck,” Jim Abraham, Ford's Licensed Accessories manager, said in a statement.

The program will expand across Ford's product line, and the Web site has spots for the Fusion, the Focus and the Taurus. The Fiesta has bubbles, arrows, dots, flowers and others as vinyl coverings.

The other vehicles will get graphics more in step with their character. Look for the F-150 to offer camouflage or diamond-plate aluminum appearances, while the sporty ‘Stang could wear stripes, flames or matte-black graphics (think SEMA).

The benefits of this program allow drivers to customize their cars for lower costs than special paint jobs. It also helps with re-sale: the buyer can simply take off the graphics. They are covered by a three-year 36,000-mile warranty.

Customizing a Fiesta hatch with orange flames, for example, costs $399.