Jeep Grand Cherokee
At Kelly CDJR in Emmaus, we come across people all the time who don't take proper care of their car. But when you are buying a real beauty like a brand new 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee because it's perfect for the camping trip youve got all planned, there are a few other considerations too that you should keep in mind. Topmost among them is how to live in your car while traveling overland.
Here's what we suggest you do to not ruin either your experience or your car.
- Find places where you can park the SUV overnight. It is understood that being out late in unknown neighborhoods makes you vulnerable. Use your common sense to avoid isolated spots or other spots that make for easy targets. Squeeze in your car between others so it doesn't stand out. Settle there without noise and extra lights. Don't leave the car on idle. If you must, then lower your windows a little so the fumes can pass out.
- As an additional precaution, and also because it helps maintain your privacy, make sure to carry along a reflective sun shade (for windshield and for door windows) in your Grand Cherokee. Eyeshades and earplugs are useful aids too when the passing traffic makes it impossible for you to sleep.
- Get comfortable with your car; change the position of the rows to find one where you can lie flat with the legs stretched out too. The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland has an upscale interior, said to be comfortable for a family of five. While most of your cargo bay will be covered with your stuff, you can fold the rear seats, and with a sleeping bag in place, can make yourself comfortable in there.
- Avoid wasting money on fast food. Being short of refrigerated space doesn't necessarily mean you have to eat everything the same day as well. Buy stuff that won't go bad in room temperature for some days; youd even discover they don't cost you half as much as a McDonald's meal would.
- Finally, personal hygiene as well as your car's, is an essential you can't ignore. Remember to shave, take a shower; use bathrooms available at fast food joints. Keep a handful of baby wipes on you all the time; these can be a lifesaver whether you need to freshen up, wipe clean your smelly feet, a dirty dish, or a spill on the dashboard. Carry light and keep everything organized. Have a separate bin for dirty gear to keep the car smelling good.
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