“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” for Your Car this CyberMonday

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Star Wars Sun shade from Amazon

Eight Great CyberMonday Gifts That You Will HAVE to Open Before the Holiday Arrives

OK, we admit, we are not fans of false eyelashes on cars or iridescent pink paint jobs, but when something comes along you just have to embrace in a big way, we’re glad you can surround yourself with the theme in your car.

This is the story with the next Star Wars movie, which opens on December 18th. To get ready, here are some CyberMonday gift ideas that might need to be opened a tad early to get in the swing of things… or that might appease your inner fan girl (or your kids) until the holidays roll around.

May the Force be with you…and protect you from burning hot seats.

Talk about special passengers…you can give a ride to a Stormtrooper:

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Stormtrooper vinyl car sticker from FanWraps

Your Star Wars family decal… 

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The Force Awakens form ThinkGeek

You’ll probably see a lot of these because you have to have something to replace your NIN stickers, right? 

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Star Wars car decals from Etsy

Love this ‘Baby on Board’ decal

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Star Wars Baby on Board window decal from Etsy

How’s this for changing up your charge? A R2-D2 USB charger that fits in your cup holder:

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R2-D2 USB charger from Think Geek

Or, charge up with a Stormtrooper:

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Stormtrooper cigarette lighter adapter 12 V charger from ThinkGeek

These look pretty cool under small feet (or stylish stilettos), and are a subtle way to get your Star Wars geek on: Stormtrooper or Darth Vader floor mats:

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Stormtrooper floor mats from Amazon
Scotty Reiss
Scotty Reiss

Journalist, entrepreneur and mom. Expertise includes new cars, family cars, 3-row SUVs, child passenger car seats and automotive careers and culture. A World Car Awards juror and member of the steering committee, Scotty likes to say the automotive business found her, rather than her finding it. But recognizing the opportunity to give voice to powerful female consumers and create a voice to match their spending power, her mission became to empower women as car buyers and owners. A career-long journalist, she has written for the New York Times, Town & Country, Adweek and co-authored the book Stew Leonard, My Story, a biography of the founder of the iconic grocery company Stew Leonard’s. Her love of cars started when her father insisted she learn to change the oil in her MG Midget, but now it mostly plays out in the many road trips taken with her family.

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