Junk in the trunk? Amazon's No. 1 bestselling car organizer to the rescue — today only it's down to $19

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It's go time. (Photo: Amazon)
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Let's be honest for a second here: Your car is kind of a mess. There are papers lying around, masks scattered everywhere, books...you name it, it's just all hanging out in there.

You don't have to live that way. A car organizer can tidy up the inside of your vehicle and help you easily access stuff when you need it. Happily, Amazon just slashed the price of its No. 1 bestselling car organizer to $19 (from $30) for today only. It's called the Drive Auto Trunk Organizer and Storage and it has more than 41,000 five-star fans!

And if you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

$19 $30 at Amazon

Here's the deal: This organizer hangs out in your trunk or on your car seat where it can sort all your stuff. There's a tie-down strap system to keep it from flying all over the place while you drive.

The organizer has several sizable compartments, so it keeps things like groceries, jumper cables and whatever else you need for your driving experience sorted. There are even handy mesh side pockets to hold your phone, keys, headphones and more. It's really sturdy and has a reinforced base, so you don't have to stress about it flopping over under the weight of your gear.

Black car organizer.
You can easily resize it to fit your needs. (Photo: Amazon)

One of the coolest things about this organizer is that it easily folds up when you're not using it. So, there's no chance it'll add more mess to your car. (That would be annoyingly ironic, no?)

Choose between black, gray and tan to find the one that fits in perfectly with your interior.

Fans can't get enough of this car organizer. "I love this thing. It is super well-made and fits A TON of stuff," said a five-star shopper. "I'm using it basically as an emergency kit. I was able to fit literally anything I need in the event of an emergency, including a change of clothes (with shoes), toiletries, a blanket, makeup and snacks, and I still have room to toss shopping bags in while I'm out so they don't roll around in my trunk."

"Sturdy, decent size. Works great in my car trunk," a happy customer said. "Emergency kit and jumper cables, as well as a tote full of grocery totes. Yes, I have a tote full of totes in my tote. Works great."

Another user pointed out that the organizer is handy on road trips, writing, "it was useful to store munching items when we went on a long car trip."

You — and your car — need this. Pick up this bestselling organizer at a sweet discount while you still can.

$19 $30 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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