Looking for a vacuum for your car? You'll want something compact, powerful, and preferably cordless—because wrestling with a cord in a confined space is about as fun as a root canal. Key features to consider include suction power, battery life, and attachments for those awkward nooks and crannies. Expect to pay anywhere from $30 to $150 AUD for decent handheld models new, with used options sometimes popping up on Tradingpost or CarShowroom for less. Popular models often boast 120W to 600W suction power and runtimes of 15 to 30 minutes. For the truly lazy, some even double as wet/dry vacs to tackle spills. Check out user reviews and specs on PuppyList or ServiceCentral before committing.
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