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This trashcan is the perfect solution for trash disposal in my Outback. It sits on the center rise on the floor in the back seat and is secured there with velcro. I’m very happy with something that has replicated and improved upon the original trash receptacle that I bought for my 1965 Chevy years and years ago. Bigger, and with the velcro, it stays in place.

It’s sturdy and stays in place. It’s the perfect size for me, and since I use a hammock style car seat cover for our dog, this style trash can works much better than the ones that hang from the headrest.

Works great

Just what we needed for our truck

I would love to be able to review your product however, I have not received my order yet. Please send it so that I can give a review,

Le produit est bien fait, solide et bon format

Le produit est bien fait, solide et bon format

This is just what I was looking for our pickup truck. I will be purchasing another on for our car.

This is just what I was looking for our pickup truck. I will be purchasing another on for our car.

The "legs" or flaps are heavy and really holds down the trash can well. Also the bucket itself is solid and well made.

The "legs" or flaps are heavy and really holds down the trash can well. Also the bucket itself is solid and well made.

A little small be you just have to empty often

I like having a tissue box in the car — but having it rolling around in the back seat made it pretty hard to access when I needed it. Now this sits on the floorboard in the middle of the back seat and I can reach a tissue without taking my eyes off the road. And I have a place to throw it away until I get home to empty it. It’s the little things that matter.

A little small be you just have to empty often

I like having a tissue box in the car — but having it rolling around in the back seat made it pretty hard to access when I needed it. Now this sits on the floorboard in the middle of the back seat and I can reach a tissue without taking my eyes off the road. And I have a place to throw it away until I get home to empty it. It’s the little things that matter.