Getting a new vehicle is a great feeling. Whether it is a new-to-you pre-owned vehicle or it is fresh off the dealership lot, there is an excitement that comes with hopping into that fresh clean car, not yet soiled with french fries and spilled coffee, and months worth of receipts and spare change. While your vehicle is still fresh and new, let us suggest a few things to help you settle in and protect your new investment. These are our vehicle interior essentials; sure to help set up you and your new vehicle to be ready for anything.

Rhino-Rack has made it their business to ensure that they have the perfect awning for every use. In the three main types below, Rhino-Rack has an awning for two people or eight people, for a lifted full size truck or a Subaru Outback, a full out camp site to a place to cover your chop saw. Whatever your adventure looks like, Rhino-Rack has you covered.

Way before electric vehicles were part of our daily lives, Doc Brown and Marty McFly had a conversation about a special Delorean that went like this -

Marty: Oh, plutonium. Whoa Doc, do you mean to tell me this sucker is nuclear?!"

Doc: "No, no, no, no. This sucker's electrical.

Well, it’s not 1985 anymore and there is a Tesla at every Starbucks drive-through in town. While they might not be equipped with Flux Capacitors, electric vehicles might be the wave of the future, and with lots of companies throwing their hats in the ring, electric trucks might be the next big thing in electric vehicles.

Camping is the Colorado pastime, but camping can take on many forms. If you are in between the die hard backpacker and the RV glamper, truck camping might be the option that you have been looking for. Camping out of your truck bed means less set up and tear down, no sleeping on the ground, and the ability to get your rig in and out of smaller and more remote camp sites. If you are looking to turn your pickup into the ultimate weekend camping set up, consider some of these options to get you started.