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What will be your signature scent after new car smell wears off?
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The funniest part is that if they're in the car at the same time, they both think my car stinks because of the other one's stench.
I won't buy a used car that has an odor device in it, whether that's a hanging pine tree or something stronger. If the car smells like anything, it'll give me a headache. And if I buy a new car, I typically leave the windows open for a week or two to get rid of the smell of a new car too.
Considering my daughter's feet would still have that nasty soccer cleat smell, I think it would be frowned upon if I made my daughter ride in the frunk.
Mmmmmmmmm-are you sure? I watched a group of 6 (two in booster seats) all fit in a small Ford SUV (forget the model-not escape but the other) and felt bad for the (looked like). 8-9 year old who squeezed in the back hatch area. I mean-frunk probably a lot tighter but at least she can proclaim she gets everywhere FirstConsidering my daughter's feet would still have that nasty soccer cleat smell, I think it would be frowned upon if I made my daughter ride in the frunk.
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