7 Reasons Your Car Should Be a Reindeer This December

If the house is decorated and the car still looks like March, it's because car decorations always looked like a project. This one takes two minutes.

1. December, but for your car too

The tree is up, the porch has lights, the kids have advent calendars. The car still looks like it does in March.

And the car is where a lot of December actually happens: the school run, errands, the drive to see the lights.

2. No decals, no batteries, no tape on the paint

Window decals are flat and hard to see from the road, and some leave residue. Light-up kits need batteries and wiring.

Nobody wants to tape anything to the paint for a month.

3. Clip, roll up, tie: two minutes

Clip an antler over the top edge of each front window and roll the windows up to lock them in. Tie the red nose to the front grille.

No tools, nothing sticks to the paint, and it all comes off in seconds.

4. Soft plush that reads from the road

The antlers are soft plush, big enough to read from the next lane, and the nose sits right in the middle of the grille.

It's made for the school pickup line, holiday parties and the slow drive past the light displays.

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5. Honest limits: speed, windows, weather

This is for around-town driving. Take it off before highway driving, car washes and bad weather, and never let it block your view or mirrors.

Once the antlers are clipped in, keep those windows up; rolling them down drops the antlers. It won't fit windows with wind deflectors.

6. Folds flat for next year

When the season's over, the antlers and nose fold flat into a bag in the garage.

Next December it takes the same two minutes to put back on.

7. Buy 1, Get 1 Free, with 30 days to decide

Every order is Buy 1, Get 1 Free: two kits for $20, which is $10 a kit. Doing the whole street? 4 kits are $40 and 6 are $60.

If it isn't right for your car, contact us within 30 days of your order for a full refund.