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Many of you have road trips and weekend getaways planned, but before you pack up the car and hit the road it might be a good idea to take a peek inside and reorganize! Life moves fast and even if you don’t plan on turning your vehicle into your closet on wheels, sometimes that’s just how the cookie crumbles. But don’t stress, we’ve got some tips for getting your vehicle organized so you have room for all your summer accessories! Plus, with a clean vehicle, your travels will be much safer without things rolling all over the ground and back seats. So check out Fiore VW’s helpful tips below and be sure to schedule a service appointment before you leave so you can have peace of mind knowing your vehicle can get you there safely! Fiore Volkswagen’s Tips For Cleaning The Junk Out Of Your Trunk: Take EVERYTHING Out Take everything out of the car, including car seats, music, and miscellaneous items stored in the glovebox and door pockets. Don't forget the trunk and cargo areas. It may be tedious but it’s always easier to reorganize when you’ve got a clean slate! Prioritize The Items That You NEED Emergency Items and kits should always be the first things you put back in your vehicle. While they may take up a bit of space, it is always better to be prepared and travel safely. You can then move on to figuring out which everyday items you may also need in your car! Organizers Are Your Friend. Loose objects in the car lead to disorganization and mess. In the event of a sudden stop or a crash, they can also damage your car or, worse, injure your occupants. Get yourself a good organizer to keep all of your items concise and easy to access.

Prepare yourself; the countdown has begun—it's time to gear up your vehicle for the impending winter season! This week, we've compiled several essential tips to keep your vehicle in top-notch condition throughout the season, along with what you'll need in case of an emergency. Find all these valuable tips and more below. And if you're considering upgrading your ride this season, look no further than Fiore Volkswagen! The Volkswagen Sign Then Drive Event is in full swing, offering numerous ways to save on a brand-new Volkswagen that aligns with your lifestyle and needs. Don't miss out; hurry on in, and let's get you behind the wheel! Swap out regular tires for winter tires. Snow or not, when temperatures fall below 45 degrees, winter tires are recommended. They're made to give you better traction while turning or stopping on cold pavement. Check your tire pressure weekly. Driving on underinflated tires can cause them to wear down prematurely and lose traction on icy or slippery surfaces. Your tires lose a pound of pressure with every 10-degree drop in temperature. Always keep your fuel tank half full. During winter weather, it's important to keep at least half a tank of fuel in the vehicle in the event of an emergency or if you get stuck in the snow and wait for assistance. Pack an emergency to-go kit. We encourage you to keep an extra coat, blanket, boots, gloves, and a hat inside your vehicle when the temperatures drop. We also recommend keeping a flashlight, first aid kit, and emergency contact information or AAA handy. Protect your windshield wipers. If you park outdoors, leave the wipers in the raised position to prevent them from freezing to the windshield. Never use your wiper blades to remove ice, snow, or frost from the windshield; use an ice scraper instead.

It’s February and that means you’re gearing up your Volkswagen for the next road trip you’re planning on taking. But before you head out on the road, we want to talk about a few items that should call your VW’s trunk home. Below is our list of items and if you’re worried about the amount of space your current vehicle has, we have a solution: a NEW VW! Come see our team for a test drive and let us help you upgrade into a brand new VW SUV! We hope to see you soon, let’s talk Volkswagen trunks! 10 things to keep in your trunk: Jumper cables Portable air compressor or tire sealer (if you don’t have a tire jack) Emergency survival kit Reflective triangles or road flares First aid kit A working flashlight A multi-tool for minor fixes Cell phone charger Windshield washer fluid Extra jacket, shoes, and blanket Upgrade Into a VW SUV today: https://www.gofiorevw.com/searchnew.aspx?BodyType=SUV