The Ford Bronco should be an easy vehicle to mount a phone in. It looks rugged, upright, and accessory-friendly. But once you actually start testing mounts, you realize the Bronco is a little more specific than it first appears. The dash is upright, the windshield is fairly vertical, and Ford
The Tesla Model X is one of the most unusual SUVs on the road, and that makes it one of the more difficult vehicles to mount a phone in well. The interior is clean, minimal, and dominated by that huge 17-inch center display. At first glance it looks like there
The Tesla Model S is one of the most unique interiors on the road. That massive center touchscreen dominates the dash, eliminating many of the traditional mounting locations you’d normally rely on. This creates a different challenge: it’s not about finding space — it’s about finding the right kind of
The Infiniti QX50 (2019–2026) and its fastback sibling, the QX55, represent a masterclass in modern luxury interior design. With open-pore wood, semi-aniline leather, and the signature dual-screen InTouch™ infotainment system, the cockpit is as functional as it is beautiful. However, for the modern driver who relies on a smartphone for
The Nissan Maxima is one of those vehicles that looks easy to mount a phone in—until you actually try to live with a setup day to day. At first glance, everything seems perfect. The dashboard is relatively flat, the windshield is easy to reach, and the layout feels conventional compared
The Kia Soul is a fun, distinctive little car with a roomy front cabin and a personality all its own. What it doesn’t have is an easy interior to mount a phone in. The dashboard is dominated by a large decorative circular disk that’s more design statement than practical surface,