2023 TTAC Black Friday Gift Guide

by TTAC Staff

Published: November 24th, 2023

Black Friday is around the corner. While you watch the first-ever NFL games on this day, you might also want to shop for some Christmas gifts. Or treat yourself. We won't judge. Here, below, are three screaming deals.

We may add some more, if possible.

Get ready for winter -- or, if you live in the Sunbelt, keep the sun's rays at bay -- with this Armor All detailing kit. It includes glass cleaner, tire cleaner, microfiber accessories, a wash mitt, and snow foam. Click here to shop.
While we're on the subject, get the inside of your car smelling great with these California Scents scent cans. You get 12 spillproof cans of Coronado Cherry scent. Pop the top and place in the car for 60 days of fresh scents -- and you can use it in your home after that. Start smelling good on the go by clicking here.
You used that Armor All kit above to get your car clean, now seal it with a wax coating and get any scratches off with this Nu Finish Exterior Car Detailing Kit. There's also a once-a-year car polish that will withstand 52 weekly car washes. Between this, the California Scents, and the Armor All kit, your ride will feel new at all times, no matter how old it is. Click here to check it out.
If Armor All and Nu Finish aren't your cup of tea, we have deals on Meguiar's products, too. From scratch erasers to interior air freshener to leather cleaner, we've got you covered. There are also deals on waxes, wash, wipes, and microfiber towels, too.

That's all for now. If other deals catch our eye, we'll add them here.

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Inside Looking Out on Nov 25, 2023

Monaco? In Europe? I would also prefer Las Vegas and of course the classy Telluride.

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- Analoggrotto on Nov 27, 2023
  
  Telluride is the Monaco of ATP driven SUVs.
  
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Kwik_Shift_Pro4X on Nov 27, 2023

Just checking to see if there is anything new since Thanksgiving Day.

Nope. 🙄

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