Chasing the best car vacuum? Noble quest—may your floor mats one day look less like a sandbox with regrets.
For Aussie cars, a cordless handheld with strong suction, a HEPA filter, and crevice/pet-hair tools is the sweet spot, with 15–30 minutes of runtime. 12V plug-ins are handy on road trips but usually weaker than a decaf flat white; a mains wet/dry shop vac wins for sand, beach crud, and coffee disasters. Prioritise washable filters, a flexible hose, and a motorised brush for carpet and kid-crumb drifts.
Expect about AUD $80–$200 for a solid cordless, or $150–$400 for a good wet/dry unit. Keep it light (under 2 kg) so you can contort under seats, and empty the bin often unless you fancy eau de chip packet.
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