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There's a lot you can do. For one, add custom seats (for example, upgrade the factory seating in a Mitsubishi Eclipse to a sport seat setup). Secondly, put in a custom shift knob for not only a fetching accent, but to replace anything old, worn, faded, or just not to your particular style. Third, install premium electronics to replace, say, your stock in-dash CD player and speakers. The list goes on!

One, put sunshades in, above each of the doors and windows or even -- if, say, you're driving a Mitsubishi Outlander -- on the moonroof or sunroof; they'll both help cut ultraviolet glare and help keep heat from wearing things like your armrests, steering wheel, and seats out. Two, add seat covers; they'll both improve comfort and give your interior a look to get more attention, too. Three, drop a set of all-weather floor mats in; they make great replacements for factory carpet floor mats, in that they're made of ruggeder rubber or vinyl and repel a lot of dirt and muck, making them easier to clean, especially with features like bevels, grooves, or raised edges.

By keeping things organized, for one; you can do that with cargo accessories -- cargo nets and trays, for instance, or cargo liners. Just add a cargo cover to help protect your valuables while you're out and about. Secondly, by expanding it -- meaning, either upgrading to a roof rack or adding crossbars to your existing rail system; that way, you'll not only be able to haul more, but take things like bikes and kayaks along for the ride, too.

Yes, but some jobs can be more complicated than others; there can be more to doing electronics work like upgrading switches and controls or integrating a steering wheel than to screwing in a sun visor or snapping in a piece of accent trim. Luckily, if you need help, you can always get in touch with a Mitsubishi service center.