The roof
A night sky in the USB port.
Plug it into USB. The ceiling turns into a night sky. The head bends, so you aim the field instead of living with wherever the port happens to point.
Ridiculous. That’s the point.
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Issue 01 · Gothenburg · Autumn 2026
From the roof down. Eight objects.
Start at the roofWe don’t sell oil filters. We pick the objects that make a cabin feel like somebody actually lives in it.
This issue is a walk through the car. No codes, no countdown. The prices on the site are the prices.
This page is not in the menu. You were sent here.
— AutoGearia
The roof
Plug it into USB. The ceiling turns into a night sky. The head bends, so you aim the field instead of living with wherever the port happens to point.
Ridiculous. That’s the point.
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The visor
Headlights at night. Low sun at four in November. Clip it on. Flip it down. Not a gadget — a filter.
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The mirror
A gypsum duck on a cord. It nods when you brake. If you already know about leaving ducks on other people’s cars, you already want this.
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The vent
A tiny record player on the vent. No motor, no battery. The fan does the work. The fragrance is a solid block — nothing to spill in a hot car.
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The console
Tissues come out of the mouth. It sits on the console or the headrest. Passengers will comment. That’s the feature.
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The gap
The slot between the seat and the console. This sits in it — and hands the space back as a box. Keys, lip balm, the cable that used to live on the floor.
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The headrest
A face on the headrest. Through a window at night the silhouette reads as a person. Gift it — or don’t tell anyone you bought it for yourself.
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The door
Magnet, no wiring. Open the door — a mark hits the ground. Close it, it goes dark. Two in the box. Both front doors.
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