Help, fellow car owners! The original floor mats are hard to clean. I'm looking to buy TPE floor mats but haven't found any yet. Has anyone bought them?

Does the Grand Cherokee look good with fixed running boards? The dealership offered me fixed running boards, but I haven't installed them yet. Does anyone have photos of the Grand Cherokee with fixed running boards?

Just graduated from university and haven't found a job yet. What should I do to be able to afford a McLaren within 10 years?

For a 2015 diesel Grand Cherokee, besides the original engine oil, what other options are suitable... Also, recently when I floor the accelerator around 2000 RPM, there's a whistling sound. Have any fellow car enthusiasts experienced this?

# Looking for full coverage floor mats, please recommend 1. Went back home during the Spring Festival, and the car is full of dust and plant debris. Plus, with kids eating in the car, there's food crumbs everywhere. I'm really at a loss here. 2. If anyone has a good recommendation, please let me know. The current mats were complimentary from the dealership, and I haven't had time to upgrade them. Links would be great! If it's good, I'll come back and share my feedback. Thanks in advance~

Does adding fuel additives really help clean carbon deposits? Is it a waste of money or truly effective? Let's discuss, fellow car enthusiasts.

What are the original floor mats like in the 2024 Alphard? Why are the materials for the front and rear seats completely different, and why is there no logo on the rear floor mats?

The repair shop suggested replacing the upper control arm bushing due to aging, but I found online that it might not be necessary. Any fellow car enthusiasts with experience who can help analyze this? The car has 84,000 kilometers on it currently.

I've driven 100,000 kilometers and haven't changed the tires yet. I'm thinking of getting new ones. Do you have any recommendations? The original Kumho tires were just okay.

My 2014 car has 71,000 km on it and there's been a persistent smell inside for a long time. I've removed the floor mats and seat covers but still can't find the source. Do any fellow car owners have the same issue? How did you solve it?

I just bought a used 2013 model with a 2.0 automatic transmission. I've heard that its fuel consumption is quite high. I haven't even transferred ownership yet, and it's already worrying me.