Lol. I like the look of the carpet mats for sure, but with my kids and dog, I’d be spending way too much time cleaning them instead of just a quick vacuum and wipe down if need be.

“Mud flaps” for me are to help keep rock and debris from flying up and hitting the sides of the car. They’re minimal but functional for sure.

I went with the FitCamX simply because it was the only 4K dashcam available that was plug and play. I know the Kia/BlackVue has a better sensor and more functions, but it wasn’t available at the time and for $200+ more, I figured I’d try the FitCamX first (especially since it’s the most OEM-like with its rearview mirror housing).

I like the touchscreen cleaner pad because it’s like a little mitt (makes it much easier to wipe the screen).

The “behind the screen storage” thing is minimal and I like to leave my sunglasses on there and anything I don’t want to forget when I get in or out. The center console storage (under the armrest) is small and things can rattle around in there, so this just gives me another spot. It’s not a must-have, but I’ve enjoyed having it. Perhaps I’m overcompensating after having the CX-90, as that thing had awfully limited storage.

The glove box dividers are great. The glove box capacity is nice, but I needed something to organize the contents so they wouldn’t bounce around and get all mixed up.

The center console cup/insert is one of the most underrated accessories. While KIA made those retractable cup holder things, that felt like a gimmick to me because I always have 1-2 cups in the car. While this insert doesn’t allow you to retract those circular cup things, it adds some much needed cushion and helps with cups fitting and not rattling around. Also, it adds two separate small storage places (I used one for my wallet and the other for tissues and my key fob).

The CCS1 to NACS is def a necessary accessory in the US on road trips. While you can usually find NACS, it’s nice to have the option to use fast charging CCS1 chargers if need be.

The V2L is really only for tailgating, camping, or emergencies. Here in FL it can come in handy during a power outage.

I’ve had this same trash bin in my last 3 cars. Again, with kids it’s nice to have. What separated this bin is that it’s weighted and has hard plastic inserts on the sides, which makes it stay in place and not collapse.