Cars are great. They get you where you need to be and are utilitarian in nature. And yet, they are oh-so-fun to drive. Make your driving experience better than ever by adding three essential items to make your car more useful and exciting. Some of these accessories lean toward personalisation, while others are practical or fun. Regardless of the reason you purchase an accessory for your car, it is still exciting to get something new for the ride you love. Read on to learn more about what you should be putting into your shopping cart today.

Private Plates

Private plates can add a personal touch to your vehicle through unique customisation options. Get your own private plates and see what a difference they make in the character and style of your vehicle. Rare number and letter combinations add value to any vehicle and are highly sought-after investments for some people.

Private plates allow you to personalize your vehicle in a way like no other. Select your initials or the number from your favourite local football player, or perhaps even your own kit number from university days. In addition, if you would like to sell your unique plate later on, there will likely be an eager market for it.

Head Unit

Consider adding a new, double din head unit for your vehicle to expand its navigation screen. A larger or double din screen means enhanced visual clarity for reviewing maps and navigation options whilst driving without squinting and taking your eyes from the road to focus on small text.

The bonus in installing a new head unit is that they usually incorporate audio options. This should include Bluetooth connectivity options for streaming from your smartphone and will enable text-to-audio and speakerphone capabilities when you link the smartphone so you can safely drive hands-free.

Watch this video to learn about some of the double din head units available.

Pet Accessory

If you have a furry family member who spends any amount of time in your vehicle, having a few accessories is essential to keep them happy and safe whether you are driving around town or on a road trip. Not to mention, it helps maintain the cleanliness and integrity of your vehicle.

Look for vehicle add-ons, such as a dog gate or barrier in the back of your vehicle if you happen to own a hatchback. That way, if your dog spends time in the back, they will not be enticed by the sound of your voice or faraway presence (the front seat) to leap over the seat and pay you a visit whilst driving.

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