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Volkswagen Accessories and DriverGear Offer Exclusive Holiday Promo to VWvortex Users

Believe it or not, we’re halfway through December already, with holidays approaching (or already over) at a rate that we’re not quite ready to accept.  In order to assist in the gift-buying process, Volkswagen Accessories and DriverGear have teamed up to offer 20% off on much of their respective catalogs, exclusive to VWvortex users with the promo code VORTEX20.  Check out the full details below-

*20% off excludes Genuine Volkswagen Accessories, VW DriverGear gift cards, eCertificates, and sale items. Cannot be combined with other offers. Other restrictions may apply. Offer expires December 31st, 2015.

Seeing as 20% is nothing to scoff at, we combed through parts.vw.com to find some of the more interesting finds.  Here are just a few of the items we’ve got our eye on.

DriverGear OGIO Plaid Backpack

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Once upon a time, we genuinely thought graduating from school meant graduating from backpacks as well.  We’ve since found that this is not the case, as business travel and weekend trips have proven these things to be invaluable.  And since you’ve got to use one, it might as well be a bit more grown-up than that old LL Bean with your initials stitched in.  Featuring space for a 17″ laptop, plaid exterior and a prominent VW logo, DriverGear’s OGIO backpack is guaranteed to be incredibly useful for years to come.

Rear Bumper and Door Cup Paint Protection Film

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If there was ever to be an automotive accessory equivalent to socks, this would be it.  Not all that exciting but extremely useful, the film installed on our Project SportWagen’s rear bumper has saved the paint more times than we’d like to admit, making it well worth the $70 price.  Couple that with this 20% discount offer, and it just might be the cheapest insurance you ever use.

MOJOMATS Carpeted Mats- Anthracite with Red Stitching

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Something that every single GTI should leave the factory with, these MOJOMATS GTI floor mats are just the right amount of flash without being ostentatious.  Simply put, they’re a must-have.

Cargo Net – Anthracite

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The more space you’ve got, the more you’ll use.  And when you finally arrive to your destination, only to find that those mountain bike gloves you packed are nowhere to be found, or that one Orange decided to make a break for it after leaving the grocery store, Volkswagen’s Cargo Net suddenly makes all the sense in the world.  At just $90 before discount, it’s a worthy addition to any Volkswagen.

None of those items up your alley?  Check out the full catalog for more gift ideas.

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