Closing Trunk of Car Gif Funny

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1. A digital tire inflator complete with an LED light that'll save you a AAA call when you just need to put a little air in your tire. Just plug it into your car outlet, set the PSI, turn it on, and off you go to your next destination. 🚗💨

2. A roll of black all-weather duct tape to keep in your glove compartment because you never know when a piece of your car will fall apart.

3. A universal smartphone holder compatible with most smartphones, that'll allow you to be hands-free while driving. Now you can set "Drivers License" on repeat, safely.

amazon.com

Promising review: "My hands-free smartphone cradle has a good design for attaching to vent. It hasn't ever come off and feels secure. The method for securing the phone is good too. Button on back releases the ratchet-like mechanism that tightens and loosens arms. Just squeezing arms together tightens the phone securely in the holder. I was concerned I'd lose airflow but the air just pushes out around it. I love using the phone's GPS instead of the vehicle's one and my new Beam Electronics holder allows me to do just that. Holds iPhoneX securely." —Teddy B

Get it from Amazon for $9.99.

4. Or a cup holder phone mount that you don't have to clip on anything. Instead, just stick it into your cup holder and your phone will stick out like a ready-to-pick flower.

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Promising review: "I had to travel by myself across four states in an emergency situation. This cell holder worked perfectly. I am older and wanted it for eye level. It fit the cup holder and the ones between the bucket seats. Comes with extenders for larger cup holders, too. I was on so many highways with horrendous pot holes and bumps. This holder never wavered or bounced out. I had the neck fully extended and it was perfect for me. It can be set sideways and can be charged while in the holder. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!" —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $24.99.

5. A durable, three-pocket folding car trunk organizer ideal for vehicles with a tailgate that doesn't offer the same storage support as a traditional trunk. It's compatible with most vehicles.

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Promising review: "It was just what I needed for my messy and unorganized truck! I wanted something not too bulky, but just the right size to help me reorganize my trunk. This product did that for me. I was also concerned that it'll move when I drove but luckily there is Velcro on the bottom that secures it in place while you drive, and sure enough it did just that! This product does not take up a lot of space and gives you the right amount of room to place other things like groceries and a suitcase. I am completely satisfied and content with this product! I wish I had it all along!" —sheneese

Get it from Amazon for $16.99

6. A heated ice scraper you can plug into your cigarette lighter to help you save time in the morning getting the ice off of your windshield.

7. A teeny-tiny trash can, because it's pretty much the cutest thing ever. It can sit in your cupholder and hold all your little gum wrappers and empty ketchup packets.

8. Or a car trash can to at least attempt to keep a clean and tidy car. You never know when you'll need a trash can. Imagine a spider descending in front of your face while you're driving. You grab a napkin to catch it and there's nowhere to put it! Yes, these are the things I think of daily.

the car trashcan diagram showing that you can place it on the back of your seat or in the middle of your console

9. A two-sided wheel desk that'll let you dine from the comfort of your car. Or, it can serve as a desk when you haven't quite finished that term paper and just need a few more sentences to hit that word count. Did I mention it comes with a cup holder? 😏

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Promising review: "As a traveling sales guy, I spend A LOT of time working in my car. Until now, I have wrestled with balancing my laptop on the console, on my lap, or up against the steering wheel. I was actually looking for some sort of passenger seat desk when I came across this tray, and I decided for I would try it before springing for something more expensive. The result? This is perfect! Two seconds to set up and it holds the laptop in a perfect location. WORKS GREAT!!!!" —ChrisH

Get it from Amazon for $16.97 (available in two colors).

10. A front seat organizer perfect for commuters so you can keep your snacks, water, and other documents at arm's length.

Amazon, amazon.com

Promising review: "The perfect medium-sized bag. Exactly what I was looking for to hold all the crap I have to have in my car. I have five grandsons who ride in my car so my car has always been a disaster. This bag holds all their stuff — face masks, hand sanitizer, sunscreen, bandages etc....it even has an insulated pocket for a water bottle. Also, with the clip it's easy to remove or swing around to the back of the seat if needed." —Melinda P.

Get it from Amazon for $24.99.

11. A car diagnostic scanner so you can get a sneak peak into what's going on with your car before paying hundreds of dollars at a mechanic shop.

reviewer photo of the scanner that reads since dtcs cleared mil status off misfire monitor ok fuel system monitor ok comp component ok

12. A pair of lightweight and durable escape tracks to keep handy, because winter is coming. You'll be glad you have these when your car gets stuck in the snow.

orange plastic tracks under two front wheels

13. A set of seat gap fillers (as seen on Shark Tank) for the car eater who's always dropping crumbs between the seats.

a reviewer photo of the front seat of a car with the seat fillers in the gap between the center console and the car seats

14. An adorably tiny hanging diffuser to jazz up the inside of your car with dainty decor that can also cover up the smell of that one random fry you haven't been able to find but the odor lets you know it's always there.

hand holds small glass container with rope around the rear view mirror

15. A pair of pet hair-removing brushes that'll leave you shocked by the amount of hair they pull from your seat or seat cover.

a before an after photo pet hair being removed from a car

16. A console side pocket ingeniously designed as a catchall with a coin slot giving you a place to put your change that isn't a cupholder. You can remove the compartment when the change pouch gets full.

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You can order one for the driver's side seat or passenger's side seat.

Promising review: "I put this in last night and went to work today and everything was perfect. I did have to install the foam spacers (included) to make it a really snug fit. It would have still worked without it but I like things perfect. So now the coins go in the coin pocket and my keys and other work related accessories go in the bigger pocket. This is one of the best cheap life hacks you can get if you're a car person and/or just like being organized and neat." —R

Get it from Amazon for $27.99 (available with or without cupholder).

17. An all-purpose car cleaner formulated to remove dirt and grime from upholstery, fabric, canvas, leather, vinyl, plastic, rubber, wood trim, metals, and more.

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Promising review: "I have used every product that you can find on the shelves of your local store. When I sprayed the cleaner on the light beige interior of a 25+ year-old car, the interior turned to its original color. After years of detailing, I had assumed at this point, the color was set and that's it; not with this stuff. While cleaning it I literally said out loud, 'No way, no way,' because I was in disbelief at how amazing it worked, and the results are in the compliments I receive from friends." —Andrea Garcia

Get it from Amazon for $16.99.

18. A set of resin car coasters for added interior decor that'll also help you see where your cup holders are so you don't accidentally drop your spicy McDonald's Sprite on the floor.

coasters in cup holders with glittery water and sand

19. A case of 64 purified emergency water pouches with a shelf life of five years that you can keep in your car in case of an emergency when there's no other water source around.

a reviewer photo of the emergency water pouch

20. A car windshield sunshade in case winter isn't exactly cold where you live. This sunshade will keep those warm temperatures at bay.

21. A Bigfoot air freshener that, thankfully, does not actually smell like Bigfoot but does pack a punchy pine scent.

Yellow illustrated Big Foot air freshener

22. A transparent window case holder for your insurance card, registration, and other vehicle documents. Plus, if you're one of those car enthusiasts who has a theme for their ride, you'll be delighted to know that you can choose from more than 150 fabrics to get the pouch that truly matches your driving spirit.

the transparent window case holder in leopard print

23. A water-resistant LED flashlight because you never know when you might have to pull over on a dark and stormy night to figure out what's going on with your engine. It'll also make it easier to wave down help or light your way to drift into the woods and use the restroom on long road trips.

24. A keychain car escape tool complete with a seatbelt cutter and car window breaker that is an essential to add to the preparedness kit.

Amazon

Promising review: "I work in the medical and rescue field and have to say this is a great product to have on your keychain. One of the concerns I had when buying this was the breakaway portion of the device itself but that was an unfounded fear. This is something that will save your life if you are ever trapped in your own vehicle as it will stay connected to your keys in the ignition which means that you will be able to reach it without a major issue. It will not easily detach without you pulling it off which means it will be available where you want it when you need it. I have nothing negative to say about this and have bought one for my wife as well to have." —Aizrec!

Get it from Amazon for $9.85.

25. A dog car harness that can also be used as a no-pull walking harness. It comes with five adjustment points to give a custom fit for most dogs.

a dog in the front seat wearing the dog harness

26. A windshield cleaning tool in case that squeegee at the local gas station just isn't cutting it. Instead of using gazillion paper towels to make your windows gleam, you get to use these nifty washable cloth pads.

a reviewer using the windshield cleaning tool to clean their car window

27. A super large, super warm, super durable military wool blanket that can withstand harsh weather and keep you warm even if you're wet. Life is unpredictable and having an all-purpose blanket in the trunk will help you drive more easily.

Amazon

Promising review: "This inexpensive washable wool blanket should be in every car, truck, and RV as a 'just in case' item. Be sure to wash it several times before use and tumble dry low. It will shed a lot, but makes the blanket nicer for use. I have one for my dog's bed as she seems to like the feel of wool to lie on." —Chris J.

Get it from Amazon for $39.99 (available in three colors).

28. A can of Fix-A-Flat tire inflator to use in a pinch when you're almost to your destination and you run over a nail. All hope is not lost my friend. This flat tire inflator can fill your tire and seal up to a 1/4-inch puncture. 💪🏽 It's a temporary fix, but hopefully it gives you time to get to a safer location to deal with your tire.

29. A car jump starter for when you accidentally leave your lights on before heading into the function. It's okay, everyone gets forgetful sometimes.

30. A pair of flex-grip work gloves if you need a ~hand~ in getting a good grip on a car part. They're also useful for a variety of at-home and around-the-house projects.

A pair of black and gray with yellow highlights and logo

Amazon

Promising review: "Used for various projects around the house, from working on the car to replacing a light switch. These gloves have held up well with good enough dexterity to handle wiring and good enough padding to feel safe pulling off the lawnmower blade. The touch screen ability with thumb and index finger is nice although quite frankly they are often just too dirty to take advantage of." —Alex

Get it from Amazon for $13+ (available in sizes S–XXL).

31. A portable solar panel charger so you'll never be caught in the middle of a dicey situation with a dead phone battery. I'm sure you can think of multiple horror films where this gadget would've been handy.

32. A five-pack of 48-sheet waterproof notebooks that'll be perfect for leaving a note on your car when you walk down to the gas station or roadside stop to get a few supplies.

Amazon

Promising review: "These are the best notepads I have ever purchased. I work a lot with water so I carry them on my vest or shirt and they handle the water very well. I even showed my coworkers at work by pouring a water bottle on them. It took a bit of damage but not as much if it was a regular paper notepad. They are very durable and strong. I highly recommend them to anyone in a trade or traveling." —Ricki Ramirez

Get it from Amazon for $10.99.

33. A digital tire pressure gauge so you can quickly assess whether you should add some air to your tire or if it's good-to-go. It has a lighted nozzle for visibility and is small enough to sit in your glovebox.

Silver and black tire pressure gauge with blue light-up screen

34. A four-pack of car headrest hooks you can use on the front or back of your seat, to hold your grocery bag, purse or backpack, coat, and more.

Amazon

Promising review: "These are one of those things you don't know you need until you see them. Very sturdy, not cheap at all. Honestly, I drunk ordered these and I'm super glad I did. I will use them to hook grocery bags on the way back from the grocery store so they don't fall over. For now...they work great for my umbrella." —Adam S.

Get it from Amazon for $11.97.

35. An impact and water-resistant dynamo crank radio to not only charge your phone but also help you stay informed when there aren't televisions or computers around.

Amazon

Promising review: "I bought this earlier in the year after the California earthquakes to put in my emergency kit. I take it everywhere and on vacation with me. For the past couple of months, it's lived in the trunk of my car. I took it out to use it today and it's still completely charged. It's a bit beat up from being in my trunk but it's held up amazingly for being thrown around with a softball, softball bat, and all the other things in my trunk. I'm sure it'll survive an apocalypse." —penguinio

Get it from Amazon for $49.98 (available in five colors).

36. A tiny emergency kit for your glovebox that carries the important things including common, underrated items like a hair tie, safety pin, breath mints, and a makeup wipe.

37. Or a 100-piece first aid kit to act as Dr. Miranda Bailey and take care of any scrapes, cuts, and bruises you or your passengers may get. It's no substitute for a hospital, but if your wound or ailment only needs bandages, butterfly closures, gauze pads, ointments, examination gloves, or an instant cold compress — this kit has you covered.

Model presenting First Aid kit in red, white, and blue plastic box

38. A reusable, quick-drying waterproof rain poncho that's obviously useful if you have to pull over in the rain but is equally as useful if you forgot your jacket before leaving the house.

39. A tissue holder to hang on your car visor for unplanned runny noses or that sip of cold brew coffee that always seems to miss your mouth.

Tiger98 / Etsy

Tiger98 is a Texas-based shop that makes fun and useful handmade accessories for your car.

Promising review: "Obsessed! It's so perfect and exactly what I was looking for. I love the pattern and got a matching trash holder too! It also came with a pack of tissues which I appreciate so much! If I could give it 10 stars I would!" —Traci Adams

Get it from Tiger98 on Etsy for $8 (available in 14 fabric options).

40. A set of six LED road flares for signaling for help without having to use the traditional roadside flares. The lights have nine flash modes including the universal distress code S-O-S.

Amazon

Promising review: "Excellently designed product. Our FD is using these instead of traditional safety flares. There are flexible light pattern settings and can be used on top of traffic cones or underneath to illuminate. Set on the roadway they can be run over without breaking apart. Magnet is strong for sticking on side of the vehicle or use handy hanger which sits neatly in the groove when not used." —Jacqueline Shadford

Get it from Amazon for $28.04.

41. A two-pack of static clinging car window shades for an instantly tinted window to keep the heat out and your passengers cool on warmer days.

Black car window shade on rear side door

42. A Leatherman multi-tool for a 14-in-1 fix-it-all type of tool. This tiny wonder is a knife, pliers, screwdrivers, wire cutters, a wire stripper, scissors, a package opener, bottle and can openers, a file and a ruler all in one. Need I go on?

Amazon

Promising review: "Great value and quality, I've already bought several as gifts and everyone loves them. I keep one in my car and in my camping gearbox. Anybody familiar with Leatherman knows they make good quality products. The only consideration is the tools on each Leatherman multitool. For the money, this is the best value of all the Leatherman multis. Cheap enough so that if it gets lost or scratched up you won't cry too much. I like that the knife blade is on the outside so that you do not have to unfold the thing to deploy it. The fit and finish just shines quality. There are cheaper multis out there and I've tried them all, in the end, I keep coming back to Leatherman." —Avg. Joe

Get it from Amazon for $59.95.

43. A Zippo Typhoon matches kit complete with a floatable container that holds 15 matches that will still light in extreme weather. So, if you do have to start a fire, you can try these matches before having to rub two sticks together.

Zippo, Amazon

Promising review: "These matches are strong! After lighting one match just to try it out, I realized that they mean business. As soon as the match lit up, you could tell that it was very well designed. I lit it up indoors, not realizing the strength of the flame and had to walk outside to make sure the fire/smoke was well-ventilated. Even after walking outside, the match itself wasn't even 25% consumed. Meaning, that in an emergency situation, you know that one match will give you a decent time to make sure you your fire going. Also, the container itself is very sturdy and waterproof. I fully submerged it and manually kept it under water for about a minute, as it actually floats. After taking it out and opening, it was dry as could be. Really happy with these matches!" —JeanTheGeek

Get it from Amazon for $16.80.

44. A three-pack of windshield de-icer ideal for places where it gets so cold it leaves ice on the windows. Just spray this on your windshield, mirror, or door handle and the ice will start to dissolve.

45. A 16-count variety pack of Cliff energy bars because you should always have a snack for added energy throughout the day. I mean, we've all had those days where we forget our wallet, or we have the wallet but the next stop isn't for another 70 miles. They also have a long shelf life, making them great for keeping in your emergency stash kit.

Eight different colors and flavors of Cliff bars

46. A jar of cleaning gel for those nooks and crannies in your car that never seem to get clean. The best part is that you can reuse it over and over.

Amazon

Promising review: "Where has this been all my life? I never thought to use slime to get the crevices in my car clean. It's so easy to just press or roll this around in the car picking up the dirt and crumbs vacuums are too stubborn to pick up." —Andrea

Get it from Amazon for $6.99.

47. A portable car vacuum cleaner that can plug into your car outlet for super tidy drivers who must leave their car spick and span after each drive. It's also great for your little one who continues to spill Cheerios all over the backseat.

48. An adjustable and extendable cup holder adapter that'll let you use the cup holder for your water bottle so it doesn't roll under the seats every time you stop at a stop sign.

Amazon, amazon.com

Promising review: "Thrilled to finally have a way to keep my giant water bottle upright and not have it tossing around my car! This product is so thoughtfully designed. You can tell that someone put a lot of time and energy into making this product work for a myriad of car cup holder designs. It comes with multiple adapters to make it work in many cars." —Jessica M. Pelletier

Get it from Amazon for $16.95.

You and the crew bumpin' to your favorite old school jams without a worry in the world because you're fully prepared for wherever the road leads you:

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The reviews for this post have been edited for length and clarity.

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Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/bykitstone/things-to-keep-in-your-car-2022

Closing Trunk of Car Gif Funny

1. A digital tire inflator complete with an LED light that'll save you a AAA call when you just need to put a little air in your tire. Just plug it into your car outlet, set the PSI, turn it on, and off you go to your next destination. 🚗💨

2. A roll of black all-weather duct tape to keep in your glove compartment because you never know when a piece of your car will fall apart.

3. A universal smartphone holder compatible with most smartphones, that'll allow you to be hands-free while driving. Now you can set "Drivers License" on repeat, safely.

4. Or a cup holder phone mount that you don't have to clip on anything. Instead, just stick it into your cup holder and your phone will stick out like a ready-to-pick flower.

5. A durable, three-pocket folding car trunk organizer ideal for vehicles with a tailgate that doesn't offer the same storage support as a traditional trunk. It's compatible with most vehicles.

6. A heated ice scraper you can plug into your cigarette lighter to help you save time in the morning getting the ice off of your windshield.

7. A teeny-tiny trash can, because it's pretty much the cutest thing ever. It can sit in your cupholder and hold all your little gum wrappers and empty ketchup packets.

8. Or a car trash can to at least attempt to keep a clean and tidy car. You never know when you'll need a trash can. Imagine a spider descending in front of your face while you're driving. You grab a napkin to catch it and there's nowhere to put it! Yes, these are the things I think of daily.

9. A two-sided wheel desk that'll let you dine from the comfort of your car. Or, it can serve as a desk when you haven't quite finished that term paper and just need a few more sentences to hit that word count. Did I mention it comes with a cup holder? 😏

10. A front seat organizer perfect for commuters so you can keep your snacks, water, and other documents at arm's length.

11. A car diagnostic scanner so you can get a sneak peak into what's going on with your car before paying hundreds of dollars at a mechanic shop.

12. A pair of lightweight and durable escape tracks to keep handy, because winter is coming. You'll be glad you have these when your car gets stuck in the snow.

13. A set of seat gap fillers (as seen on Shark Tank) for the car eater who's always dropping crumbs between the seats.

14. An adorably tiny hanging diffuser to jazz up the inside of your car with dainty decor that can also cover up the smell of that one random fry you haven't been able to find but the odor lets you know it's always there.

15. A pair of pet hair-removing brushes that'll leave you shocked by the amount of hair they pull from your seat or seat cover.

16. A console side pocket ingeniously designed as a catchall with a coin slot giving you a place to put your change that isn't a cupholder. You can remove the compartment when the change pouch gets full.

17. An all-purpose car cleaner formulated to remove dirt and grime from upholstery, fabric, canvas, leather, vinyl, plastic, rubber, wood trim, metals, and more.

18. A set of resin car coasters for added interior decor that'll also help you see where your cup holders are so you don't accidentally drop your spicy McDonald's Sprite on the floor.

19. A case of 64 purified emergency water pouches with a shelf life of five years that you can keep in your car in case of an emergency when there's no other water source around.

20. A car windshield sunshade in case winter isn't exactly cold where you live. This sunshade will keep those warm temperatures at bay.

21. A Bigfoot air freshener that, thankfully, does not actually smell like Bigfoot but does pack a punchy pine scent.

23. A water-resistant LED flashlight because you never know when you might have to pull over on a dark and stormy night to figure out what's going on with your engine. It'll also make it easier to wave down help or light your way to drift into the woods and use the restroom on long road trips.

24. A keychain car escape tool complete with a seatbelt cutter and car window breaker that is an essential to add to the preparedness kit.

25. A dog car harness that can also be used as a no-pull walking harness. It comes with five adjustment points to give a custom fit for most dogs.

26. A windshield cleaning tool in case that squeegee at the local gas station just isn't cutting it. Instead of using gazillion paper towels to make your windows gleam, you get to use these nifty washable cloth pads.

27. A super large, super warm, super durable military wool blanket that can withstand harsh weather and keep you warm even if you're wet. Life is unpredictable and having an all-purpose blanket in the trunk will help you drive more easily.

29. A car jump starter for when you accidentally leave your lights on before heading into the function. It's okay, everyone gets forgetful sometimes.

30. A pair of flex-grip work gloves if you need a ~hand~ in getting a good grip on a car part. They're also useful for a variety of at-home and around-the-house projects.

31. A portable solar panel charger so you'll never be caught in the middle of a dicey situation with a dead phone battery. I'm sure you can think of multiple horror films where this gadget would've been handy.

32. A five-pack of 48-sheet waterproof notebooks that'll be perfect for leaving a note on your car when you walk down to the gas station or roadside stop to get a few supplies.

33. A digital tire pressure gauge so you can quickly assess whether you should add some air to your tire or if it's good-to-go. It has a lighted nozzle for visibility and is small enough to sit in your glovebox.

34. A four-pack of car headrest hooks you can use on the front or back of your seat, to hold your grocery bag, purse or backpack, coat, and more.

35. An impact and water-resistant dynamo crank radio to not only charge your phone but also help you stay informed when there aren't televisions or computers around.

36. A tiny emergency kit for your glovebox that carries the important things including common, underrated items like a hair tie, safety pin, breath mints, and a makeup wipe.

38. A reusable, quick-drying waterproof rain poncho that's obviously useful if you have to pull over in the rain but is equally as useful if you forgot your jacket before leaving the house.

39. A tissue holder to hang on your car visor for unplanned runny noses or that sip of cold brew coffee that always seems to miss your mouth.

40. A set of six LED road flares for signaling for help without having to use the traditional roadside flares. The lights have nine flash modes including the universal distress code S-O-S.

41. A two-pack of static clinging car window shades for an instantly tinted window to keep the heat out and your passengers cool on warmer days.

42. A Leatherman multi-tool for a 14-in-1 fix-it-all type of tool. This tiny wonder is a knife, pliers, screwdrivers, wire cutters, a wire stripper, scissors, a package opener, bottle and can openers, a file and a ruler all in one. Need I go on?

43. A Zippo Typhoon matches kit complete with a floatable container that holds 15 matches that will still light in extreme weather. So, if you do have to start a fire, you can try these matches before having to rub two sticks together.

44. A three-pack of windshield de-icer ideal for places where it gets so cold it leaves ice on the windows. Just spray this on your windshield, mirror, or door handle and the ice will start to dissolve.

46. A jar of cleaning gel for those nooks and crannies in your car that never seem to get clean. The best part is that you can reuse it over and over.

47. A portable car vacuum cleaner that can plug into your car outlet for super tidy drivers who must leave their car spick and span after each drive. It's also great for your little one who continues to spill Cheerios all over the backseat.

48. An adjustable and extendable cup holder adapter that'll let you use the cup holder for your water bottle so it doesn't roll under the seats every time you stop at a stop sign.

You and the crew bumpin' to your favorite old school jams without a worry in the world because you're fully prepared for wherever the road leads you:

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