New car smell making me sick!

It could also be the release agent from the molding process. Try washing the floor mats with some dish soap, then leave them in the sun instead of the hallway. Also as others have suggested, wipe down the interior.

 

Someone had mention besides the plastics they use glues. So I'm starting to think it's more a combination of whatever glues and plastics on the interior like I said especially the driver mat where they glued the hard plastic onto, or into the fabric of the mats .
Any one want to buy a set of mats BO?

 

i am actually sad my Taco doesnt smell that newish anymore

 

@Taco2k16 I'll tell you what give me 10 bucks pay shipping and you can have my mats they will make your car have that new smell again lol

 

Try doing this...

https://youtu.be/bwIlpNBKaOg

 

Her kid probably had up chucked or crap in her car then that be needed !

 

I don't think it's 3rd gen owners complaining, I think its 2nd gen owners pretending to be 3rd gen owners complaining.

 

@eldedo wouldnt you be mad to if you just spent all that doe on a 15 and then they turn around and they revamp the 16 I'd be mad too . As a matter of fact Cadillac did something similar when I bought a 08 sts they discontinued it ....

 

nah, I actually like the 2nd gen as well, it's been tested through time, there are fixes for the little quirks already out there.

oh, and back on topic, febreeze makes those vent clip things, have you tried those?

 

No , I just want to smell nothing .i can't even go down the detergent isle in the supermarket all those smell at once really bothers me

 

Well, if you're that sensitive to smells, I don't know what would work except giving it time. I'm thinking the summer months will be better for you as that will hopefully speed up the process. I don't notice it as much after having the truck for a week, but we have warmer weather down here. Anything you put in the vehicle isn't going to make the smell go away, it's just going to mask it.

 

If you don't want any smell, use baking soda.

 

You know, that's actually not a bad idea for him. Home Depot has several that help with paint fumes, made by 3M. I use one in my shop. I'm sure that would help. Would look weird, but meh, if it keeps him healthy.

 

Oh no, oneshort is at it again..........

 

I started using one last summer when applying lacquer to a cabinet I was refinishing. It worked very well and to get him through this off gassing from the plastics, would be ideal I think.

 

... Darth Vader

 

Darth Oneshort

 

A lobotomy should do it.

 

...Bane?

 

This is the biggest tragedy I've heard of all day.