Tips and hidden compartments in your car based on its brand

Tips and hidden compartments in your car based on its brand. Tips depending on your car brand. Ford. Puma, hidden. The brilliant hidden feature beneath the trunk floor. It's called an extra-deep 80-liter storage compartment, made entirely from waterproof molded plastic. The clever part is that it has a drain plug at the bottom. You can throw your muddy boots inside, then rinse everything out with a hose right in the car, letting the dirty underneath. Skoda. Packed clever. Almost notice glance. Open the driver's door and you'll find a hidden compartment containing a genuine Skoda umbrella, ready whenever it starts raining. But that's not all. Open the fuel filler flap and you'll discover a scraper inside. It also doubles as a magnifying glass and tire tread depth gauge. Rolls-Royce. Wheels. On the wheels of every Rolls-Royce model, the center cap featuring the famous RR logo has a unique self-leveling mechanism. As the car drives, the logo doesn't rotate with the wheel. Instead, it stays perfectly level, ensuring the emblem is always easy to read. On. Models, and HR-V. Honda engineers relocated the fuel tank beneath the front seats to create a magic seat. With a single movement, the rear seat cushions fold up vertically against the seat backs, just like cinema seats. This creates enormous floor-to-ceiling space, perfect for transporting a bicycle or a tall houseplant upright.