Looks interesting!

I was wondering if any of you use a particular fragrance for your vehicles. My car's signature scent is amber and leather from Maison Alhambra. It brings out the leather from my interior wonderfully! Of course, I only spray it on the carpet pants but it really makes a great leather scent for my interior. Do you gents have a fragrance that you like to use for your car? Im quite curious...

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