Short answer: don’t bug-bomb your car—those total-release foggers are messy, risky, and can leave sticky residue on plastics and trim that’ll haunt you longer than the insects. They’re also flammable, which is not a vibe you want in a confined space full of wiring and airbags. Instead, vacuum thoroughly, remove food sources, and use an automotive-safe surface spray or targeted gel baits in crevices (read the label and follow local safety guidance). After treatment, air the cabin out like a Bondi share house on bin night—doors open, fans on. If the infestation is proper nightmare fuel, get a professional detailer or licensed pest controller to sort it without nuking your interior.
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