Car Cup Holder, Vehicle Door Cup Holder, Adjustable Folding Drink Holder for Truck Interior, Soda Cans, Water Bottles, Coffee

These are cute addition to my car. Purchased a 2019 Hyundai Elantra and did not realize there were no additional cupholders other than the one in the door which can only hold bottled drinks or cans. Not sure how they will hold up over time. Took a couple of minutes to find a good spot. My window is pretty tight…so I don’t think i will be keeping these hung all the time. Definitely will not have them up if i have my grands in the car….i know they will play with them and break them because the plastic part that holds the cup is not that thick.

The media could not be loaded. Update on September 17th, as one of the pieces broke and the product was rendered useless. The return window closed on September 12th. I really like these for my purposes but I’m having a hard time pulling the trigger on buying another.I was skeptical to buy this product but I am glad that I did! We are always complaining about how there are not enough cupholders in any given vehicle. We road trip a lot and so it’s nice/convenient to have space for our big water bottles in the center consul and be able to keep the door pocket bottle holders open for items for sealable canisters. But then where do you put a coffee cup without rearranging all of your other stuff?I own a 2019 Subaru cross track so there is only one place that I could install this specific device (bc of the window design) and that turns out just fine for me!I was holding off on writing this review because I wanted to check one last thing, before I was going to make the decision to return them or not. And that is… Could I travel with a full coffee cup? Yes! It sure can. But if there’s any amount of “slant” caused by the interaction with the car you want to be sure the sipping home is on the upside of that grade. It seems to do fine while driving but opening and closing the door will cause a “bloop” of liquid to pop out of the cup and hit the floor. Not a deal breaker for me, we just form a habit.

Relatively easy to put together to install. But the main arms that hold the cup aren't very strong. I haven't had this for a month and a little bump of the elbow and it broke off. Needless to say, i had to duck tape it back together. The metal piece that holds everything on the door is really sturdy though. It required a bit of force to shape it to the door of the truck. It also held in place when i broke the holder itself. 😅 not quite what I wanted with how easy it broke. I'll have to figure something else out for my ashtray cup.

Highly recommend. I have tried and returned 2 other styles that didn't expand wide enough to fit over potential spots and seemed flimsy.We rent cars/vans a few times a year for business, driving across country rather than fly. My biggest complaint is that the vehicles lack space for 2 front passenger's coffee and a water bottle on these long trips.They have worked great now twice ... a Chrysler mini van on the center console and another time in a Ford Edge. We just store them in our small cooler now, along with other road trip supplies.

I bought this because my lil 2001 bug only has two cupholders up front and they are tucked under the console. This means that anything taller than a fast food "small" or can of soda won't fit. Starbucks grande? No way. I was nervous trying to find something for the car because the interior door of a bug is curved metal (like the outside of the car, metal). It's round and wide.This little beauty comes with a back rod (the part that goes straight up and down) that you bend to the curve/angle that works for your particular vehicle. A+ - really pleased!

I decided to buy this because I needed a cup holder for my school bus. My old bus had one built-in but these new buses don't. This was used only during morning start-up and bus pre-check and since this particular cup holder was collapsible I could just close it up after finishing my morning coffee before starting my trip. The top part was a hinged hoop that kept the cup from falling over since the bottom part is a very shallow platform. While the design is quite good, the materials, except for the metal bar, are made of quite flimsy and brittle plastic. I've been using this for about 3 weeks now and the plastic hing, which allows for the hoop that keeps the cup from falling over to pivot, simply broke off. There was no cup on place, I was simply closing it up. Good design - poor material and build. A metal pin would have been the ideal choice.

This doesn't work in a Jeep Renegade. It wouldn't stay on the door.The rhinestones started falling off right out of the box tooIt was pretty though, and I wish it had worked in my car

I finally found a cup holder that folds up in my purse so I can take it to my son’s high school football games. You bend the holder arm to fit any size and it will fit any size bleachers. Works Great!