Well now I'm wondering why the Corvette has the most useless cup holders. From the split second of frame, is it right in front of the stick shift?

Sadly, I have heard of that with a lot of cars. In older vehicles I imagine it was related to how to-go cups just weren't that tall, except I know that isn't an excuse.

C5 owner here. It's a 3/4 inch deep rectangle with a flip open cover about 3 inches to the right of the shifter. If your is manual you will hit it going into 5th and possibly 6th. I use mine to hold coins. Thankfully they make an aftermarket dual cupholder that takes a whopping 10 seconds to install or remove. It has round holes that can hold a drink and not spill it even violently launching the car.

well to start the c5 cup holder is square, so round things like drinks tend to dump on the floor shifter or your leg

My Fox body Mustang didn’t even have cup holders, you just shoved your can between the E-brake handle and the passengers seat.. this was the only way..

C5 corvette cup holders are great, until the car starts moving😾

Volkswagen cup holders are the worst

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I chortled. Thanks,

Needed this in my Dodge Stealth way back when. Not a single cup holder!

Holy shit another person who owned a stealth.

The most useless cup holders are in 1980s Mercedes’. They are just tiny little recesses in the glovebox

My old e36 had that too. I think it's the Germans subtle way of saying you can only have a drink while parked

The little glovebox table is handy but a lack of regular cupholders drives me crazy.

That's a thing that many older cars had.

My '88 volvo 340 has those as wel, they suck ass

Early 80s f series wasn't even a recess in the glovebox lid....just a circle embossed on there

My 90 Nissan’s cup holder is the passenger. If no passenger then you might as well just dump your drink on the floorboard.

6th gen toyota celica cup holders are god awful i don't know why they even bothered

It's 'The Cup Holder Inverse', the more "driving focused' a vehicle is, the less cup holders it posses.

This is brilliant, my dog is far larger, so I could potentially mount a full case.

How is an aluminum can sticking to the magnet? How is nobody else questioning this? Are miller cans steel or something? Maybe a ferrous metal in the koozie? Am I taking crazy pills?

I assume it's in the holder

Beer dog Dog wit da beer on em Beer dog

Unexpected

Beer dog, dog with the beer

Had this issue when I owned a 1983 Toyota Cressida. No cup holders. But the cig lighter worked!

Nothing like bragging about drunk driving

Not sure where they are at but I think in Mississippi you can drink while driving as long as you are under the blood alcohol limit for drunk driving. If they are a big person or it's a long drive, those 3 beers might be legal.

Not relevant to this car, obviously but I’ve noticed that a lot of European cars aren’t really suited to American cup sizes.

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I was gonna duet the original with the cupholder in my firebird which is just awful but I hated the way my voice sounded in it so I didn’t

Can’t be worse than the robot voice.

You guys have cup holders?

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Haha!

sooooo is drinking and driving cool again? I guess we are really spiraling down to the 50's

More of a beer mod than a car mod

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Upvote for Dachshund!

That’s a dirt road runnin road sodie kinda truck

Meanwhile I’m driving a hatchback with 6 permanently fixed cupholders lol

I hate that my e46 has no cupholder -_-

How does an aluminum can magnetize??

Poor doggo

How does an aluminum can magnetize???

Probs not the best idea to show the beer holder in your car

that's a dog

Anyone have a link to buy a car beverage dog like that for my old Jeep?

Your local animal shelter has tons

Is that The1953dodge from TikTok