I guess most of the car owners once came across a tear, rip or scratch on your car leather seat and of course, you can’t be in a good mood in the situation. You might come up with replacing new upholstery or hiring a professional to fix the tear, but obviously, both of the solutions cost you an arm and a leg.

Despite a visible part of the car, steering wheels used every time you drive your car tend to be neglected carelessly and become cracked, peeled and lose the smooth and soft supple. Therefore, steering wheels are considered as one of the easiest parts of the car to get dirty.

While upholstered seats get cleaned, dashes and door panels get scrubbed, and carpets get shampooed and vacuumed, most of us forget (or choose to forget) the seat belt. If you think about it, the lowly seat belt gets in contact with most, if not all, of the same things that get in contact with the other interior parts.

When you first bought your car, you’ll be pleased by that fragrant smell it has. Forget about even buying a car, simply stepping into a brand new car gives off that pleasant aroma that makes you want to stay longer. We’ve all ridden a fresh-smelling car. We could have experienced this either through our friend’s car or even with a taxi.

Having your car window stuck down can be annoying if you're driving in the cold, the rain, the snow, or at high speed, but the bigger issue comes from the lack of security that arises when you have to leave your vehicle in a busy car park while you head into the store. Your car window may be broken at the moment, but I'm sure you'd rather deal with that than have it stolen, and have no car at all.

After 8 years of going everywhere with my car, a sign of aging finally appeared in the form of a broken door handle. The interior door handle of the car which is for the driver’s seat was made of plastic and one day it snapped and left me with a hard to open door.