1. Material Selection: This is the primary consideration for in-car accessories. Car interiors often contain high levels of volatile organic compounds (based on tests conducted by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, benzene, toluene, xylene, styrene, ethylbenzene, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, and acrolein were detected in up to 98% of car interior air. These substances pose a significant threat to consumer health). Therefore, it's crucial to choose relatively environmentally friendly materials with low alcohol and benzene content.
2. Space Utilization: Different cars have different styles, resulting in varying sizes. For example, sun visors in Japanese cars tend to be wider and longer, often rectangular, while those in Volkswagen cars are relatively narrower. While Japanese car brands generally produce better products, emerging domestic car accessory manufacturers are also becoming increasingly professional in this area, offering a range of options that combine styles from Japanese, Volkswagen, and domestic cars, catering to a wider variety of models.
3. Personal Preference: Choose the size and color according to your personal preferences, and pay attention to the workmanship of the storage bags.
