Interior Aftermarket Options

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Any car owner would be proud to have a great audio and video system. Watching a movie or a TV show while on the road is fun and entertaining. It keeps everyone occupied and leaves the driver to his or her task. To find a car video system with ... more »
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A minivan is ideal for family getaways especially if you plan to go to far tourist destinations. However, if you are planning to take your family on that trip, then you had better supply some medium of entertainment. Find a DVD system with ... more »
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Installing aftermarket lighting in your car can add a personal touch at an affordable price. Placing neon tubes under your car seats is a great way to add a stylish glow near your feet, but can be a little tricky... more »
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Using a dashboard cover is a handy way to cover up an original dashboard that's become damaged by the sun over time, or to protect it from getting damaged in the first place... more »
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For people who want to enhance the interior of their vehicle and, at the same time, protect the steering wheel, there are a variety of steering wheel covers available. The price and quality of these covers run the gambit but something is ... more »
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A new shifting ball can give the interior of your car a stylish look while feeling better in your hand.. more »
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The GPS Exchange Format (GPX) and the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) are two of the developers that produced media formats frequently used in navigation systems. To determine the media format of a GPS that is right for your needs, ... more »
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Is the built-in memory on your car’s navigation system so loaded that it can't store any more maps and other information such as city and restaurant locations? If so, buy an optional memory module for your car's navigation system. To help you ... more »
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You're not stuck with manual windows. There are lots of shops that offer and install power window kits... more »
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If you own an older car that was manufactured before the introduction of tilt steering columns, you can upgrade to a tilt column... more »
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These are tips on how to pick out a body shop for your vehicle... more »
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Mercedes car seats have very little lumbar support. This eHow will show an inexpensive way to add lumbar support. Example shown below is a '99 SLK but will apply to other models... more »
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A DVD system with two or more monitors in your car or minivan can entertain your passengers with different media formats. Follow these steps to find a system... more »
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A remote start system allows you to warm up your car during cold days before you leave your home or office. Moreover, it can be used to turn on the air conditioner during hot summer days or the heater during cold winter days... more »
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There isn't anything in your car that you can't exchange to help it perform better or look more stylish. One of the things you can replace to give your car a sportier look is the original steering wheel... more »
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"Smart cars" can navigate, monitor video and offer hands-free communication through wireless technology. Bluetooth Telematics provides in-car communications and computing. If you want to buy Bluetooth Telematics for your car, just follow these steps... more »
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A growing trend in car marketing is to appeal to smaller, niche groups. An often over-looked, key audience is dog lovers. Car companies like Volvo have taken advantage of this and have cornered the market with a number dog safety options. ... more »
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You've probably seen cars with their headliners falling or sagging behind the driver's head. This can be dangerous if it blocks the driver's vision. Having a professional upholster shop replace the headliner can be expensive. You can learn how to ... more »
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If you want to put your car video monitor in a spot where everyone in back can watch it, you should install monitor housing on the vehicle's interior roof. You then can power the monitor by connecting it to the wiring for the dome light. Here's how... more »
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This article will give any car show participant all the required steps to ensure that the car is judged properly and that their car shows well... more »
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Replacing old carpet in your car can bring back a feeling of new car! I will carefully explain the complete process and tools you will need... more »
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In this article you will learn the best way to spray paint anything from wood frames auto parts... more »
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So you'd like to plug in your iPod to the dash of your Chevy Cavalier and pump the music through your rather large audio system that you installed. Putting in an auxiliary jack into your car is easy enough if you have the right tools, equipment ... more »
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Surround sound has become all the rage in home entertainment and movie theaters. Now some car audio manufacturers are offering surround-sound components that are specifically designed for cars... more »
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If you need to fix a bad window-tinting job, your prospects of saving the existing tinting are grim. The dirt particles or air that caused the tinting to bubble are trapped between the window and the film and can only be removed by taking off the ... more »