I remember a few years ago my brother's friend had a '97 Jimmy and he owned some customization shop or whatever and it was a nice truck and when you opened it up, it smelled just like a brand-spaking new truck.

Question #1: How do manufacturers get this smell in their new vehicles?

Question #2: Can we/are we available to buy some of this supply for private use?

Question #3: Where can we get this stuff? A new F-150 came through drive-thru today and I got a whiff and smelled in love!

 

Yeah new car/truck smell is nice, too bad mine is'nt new. I buy the "new car" scented pine trees and IMO smell pretty good.

 

Its mostly a mix of the scents of the factory and new plastics and fibers. It's not a smell that you can go out and buy, unless you want to replace some of your interior.

 

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AFAIK that stuff isn't good to be breathing in... god knows only how many chemicals that is. It's probably worse than smoking a couple cigars.

 

I've heard its kinda toxic, but whatever. It smells damn good.

 

But I remember my bro's friend saying his shop carried some stuff that you spray or something and his little truck sure as hell smelled brand new.

 

I haven't had a cig in over 24 hours. Thats the longest I've gone without one in about 6 months. I want to go the gas station and buy some sooo bad.

 

Go call up your bro's friend and let us know. i know we would all be interested.

 

It's the VOC's from the interior materials-plastic, vinyl, etc. Not a scent they spray in. Not good for you at all.

 

I know of a company in Houston that sells a aerosol can that is called New Car Scent. I bought some a couple of years ago and it lasted for ever. It just takes a couple of blast from the can and your car smells like show room new. They have a web site called Leather Renew "I think . com". If they don't have the cans on the site you may give them a ring. Hope it helps

 

I can't find that site?

 

Really? Are you the same guy who didn't know what a rotor was?

When I typed in www.leatherrenew.com it popped right up. What did you type in, Ithink.com?

They carry odor neutralizer, but not new car scent.

- NCSU

 

 

Good thing a new truck doesn't smell like a day old tuna can.

 

Hey shut up hahaha, i think when i typed in leather renew on google i did something like leatherenew, and all I could find was some furniture place, but thanks for the link smart *** haha