Dash Express

Going beyond the typical GPS system, Dash Express ($400 plus subscription) is an internet-connected navigation device, offering both cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity. This enables it to get real-time traffic data from other users, which it uses to show you the best (quickest) routes to your... [More]

Actron PocketScan Diagnostic Code Reader

The "Check Engine" light has long been a thorn in the side of car owners, requiring an expensive trip to the garage to get rid of it. The Actron PocketScan Diagnostic Code Reader ($40) lets you retrieve trouble codes from your vehicle's computer on your... [More]

DiamondBack HD Truck Cover

Need to have the most heavy-duty cover you can get for your truck? Look no further than the DiamondBack HD Truck Cover ($TBA). This bad boy can support 1600 lbs. on top, enough for plenty of extra supplies, or even two full-size ATVs. Other features... [More]

Cobra XRS R9G Radar Detector

Even if you consider yourself a law-abiding citizen, there are always situations which call for a bit more speed than the law allows, and for those times, the Cobra XRS R9G Radar Detector ($450) looks like a winner. In addition to S-XRS Maximum Performance 12... [More]

TomTom GO 920T

Calling it the ultimate GPS might be going a bit too far, but it sure does rock. The new TomTom GO 920T ($700; Q4 2007) packs features like a 4.3-inch, 480 x 272 touch screen, Bluetooth, a RDS-TMC Traffic Receiver, a built-in FM transmitter, 4GB... [More]

Mr. Clean AutoDry Carwash

Cut down on those wasted Saturday afternoons washing your car with the Mr. Clean AutoDry Carwash ($20). This souped-up garden hose attachment contains all the elements you'll need to wash your car down and see it dry spot-free in a few minutes without raising a... [More]

Dracula Car Sun Shade

We really despise most car sun shades, but if you need to use one due to your area's oppressive Summer heat, it should be this one. The Dracula Car Sun Shade ($25) is made from reflective material and features a great graphic in the corner... [More]

TomTom One XL

Meet the new big-brother of "the world's number one selling portable navigation device." The TomTom One XL ($400; May 2007) offers users a large 4.3-inch touch screen and a sleek, lightweight design. The One XL features real-time traffic and road condition updates through the TomTom... [More]

Driving LED Emoticon

Tailgaters — we all hate them. Don't give them the finger next time, but instead flash them with the Driving LED Emoticon ($30). This LED light show, attached to your rear windshield with a suction cup, is controlled via a remote and communicates your emotions... [More]

Motorola T815 Navigation System

While it may look like a hockey puck to some, the Motorola T815 Smartphone-Based Navigation System ($TBA) is designed to pair with your Bluetooth-enabled smartphone to provide turn-by-turn GPS navigation. Spoken directions and maps on screen with visual directions. It can even help your evening... [More]

Driftbox

Performance driver wannabes rejoice — the DriftBox ($750) gives you the in-car data you need to better pull off that power slide you've always longed to do in your Civic. This GPS-based device measures speed, position, acceleration and drift ten times per second to provide... [More]

Garmin Nuvi 680

If you didn't happen to snag a new GPS system over the holidays, fear not — you may have been lucky. The Garmin Nuvi 680 ($1100; Q1 2007) is the new flagship of the Nuvi line, featuring up-to-the-minute weather and traffic updates from MSN Direct.... [More]

CarMD

If you've ever had a car that's not so new, you know what a hassle it can be to try and get an honest opinion of why "Check Engine" keeps popping up. Now, as long as your car was made after 1996 and was sold... [More]

Garmin StreetPilot i5 GPS System

Now that new car fever has finally subsided around Uncrate HQ, we're left with a small problem: none of our new cars came with navigation systems. For our navigation needs, we're leaning towards the Garmin StreetPilot i5 GPS System ($340). It comes pre-loaded with maps... [More]

Vroom Biodegradable Hand Wipes

The good folks at Method sent us some new stuff to check out from their Vroom brand of car products, and these new Biodegradable Hand Wipes in Basil Verbena scent stood out. The wipes ($4; Target stores only) are super handy to keep in your... [More]

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