Tips and hidden compartments in your car based on its brand

Volkswagen: ACTS - The glove compartment has a dial that directs cool air from the air conditioning into it, which can be used to keep water bottles cool or prevent chocolate from melting. Removing it would change the functionality of the glove compartment. BMW: ACTS - On some models, the rear seat bench hides a mechanism that transforms into an integrated child booster seat. Removing it would remove this functionality. ACTS - Under the compartment on the passenger side, a 12-volt power outlet is located beneath the carpet, perfect for powering a dashcam without leaving visible cables. Removing it would remove the power outlet. Mercedes-Benz: ACTS - On iconic models such as the W124, the W202, and the C-Class, Mercedes-Benz used a unique single pantograph windshield wiper. Removing it would change the design of the windshield. ACTS - Beneath the front passenger seat, a discreet hidden flap conceals an emergency fire extinguisher that can be accessed in seconds. Removing it would remove the fire extinguisher. Citroen: ACTS - The door panel features a large fold-down storage compartment. Removing it would remove the storage compartment. ACTS - The dashboard conceals a beautifully crafted pop-out cup holder that opens with a simple press. Removing it would remove the cup holder.