Best Car Accessories – Essentials, Extras & Everyday Upgrades
From daily convenience to road trip must-haves, here are our favourite car accessories to help you drive smarter, stay organised, and keep your car in great shape.

Best Car Accessories – The Little Things That Make a Big Difference
We get it — when you get a new car, you want it to be just right. And sometimes it’s not the big features that make the biggest difference — it’s the small, practical accessories that make everyday driving smoother, more comfortable, and a bit more enjoyable.
Whether you're after tech upgrades, storage solutions, or just want to keep things clean and organised, here’s our list of top car accessories that are worth having.
1. Phone mount (hands-free holder)
If you use your phone for navigation or music, a proper phone mount is a must. It keeps your screen in view and your hands off your device — which means you stay legal and focused on the road. Go for a windscreen suction mount or a vent clip, depending on what works best in your car.
2. In-car charger (USB-C or multi-port)
Most new cars have USB ports, but a multi-port car charger can be a lifesaver — especially if you're sharing the car with someone else (or have kids on tablets in the back). Look for one with fast charging support and multiple outputs.
3. Boot organiser
Sick of bags rolling around in the boot? A collapsible boot organiser helps keep your shopping, gym kit, tools, or cleaning products in place. Some even come with cool bag compartments or straps to stop them sliding.
4. Dog seat cover or boot liner
If you drive with a dog, do yourself a favour and grab a waterproof seat cover or boot liner. It protects your upholstery from hair, mud, scratches — and those soggy post-walk shake-offs. Bonus: it's much easier to clean.
5. Dash cam
More and more drivers are fitting dash cams — and for good reason. A decent dash cam can protect you in the event of an accident, help with insurance claims, and even record parking incidents. Some now include rear cameras and parking mode, too.
6. Screen wash & microfibre cloths
Keep a bottle of screen wash and a couple of cloths in your boot. A dirty windscreen or fogged-up windows can become a real hazard, and you’ll thank yourself for having a quick way to clear them.
7. Car bin
Simple, but surprisingly useful — especially if you spend a lot of time in your car. A small car bin or litter bag keeps wrappers, receipts, and rogue chewing gum under control.
8. Emergency breakdown kit
Even if your car’s brand new, it’s worth keeping a few just-in-case items:
High-vis vest
Warning triangle
Torch
Basic first aid kit
Jump leads or a power bank It might live in your boot and never get used — but it’s good peace of mind.
9. Windscreen sunshade
On hot days, a windscreen shade helps keep the cabin temperature down (and stops your steering wheel from turning into lava). It’s especially handy if you’ve got kids or pets in the car.
10. Air freshener or diffuser
It’s a small touch, but a good-smelling car just feels better to be in — especially if you’ve got dogs, kids, or regular passengers. Go for a subtle air freshener or even a refillable essential oil diffuser if you're fancy.
Final thoughts
You don’t need to spend a fortune to make your car more comfortable, cleaner, or just nicer to be in. Whether you're commuting, doing the school run, or heading out on a road trip, the right car accessories make driving feel just a bit more sorted.
And if you’re thinking about leasing a new car? We can help you pick the perfect one — and even recommend accessories that’ll keep it looking and feeling like new.
Just give us a shout — we’re happy to help get you fully kitted out.
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