As a self-identified slob, I’ve always struggled to keep my car neat and tidy, but when I invested in a garbage bin specifically made for cars, the mere presence of the carbage can was all the motivation I needed to keep the interior of my Subaru Crosstrek spotless.My trunk, already an unorganized jumble of emergency supplies, didn’t fare as well. It gradually became a new dumping ground for the random collection of stuff that would have otherwise accumulated inside my car, all of it loose and banging around noisily every time I took a turn. It became impossible for me to find anything in the black hole that was my trunk. Even though I kept my car stocked with a first-aid kit, a headlamp, snow chains, sunscreen, bug spray, and plenty of cold-weather gear (I live in Colorado), I’d be hard pressed to find any of it in an actual emergency.A roomy car organizerFemuar Trunk OrganizerThis two-compartment organizing bin contains clutter and frees up much-needed trunk space, can be configured to best fit your space, and comes in an array of designs, including a cheeky cow print and blue camo. But its collapsible walls aren’t rigid enough to hold their shape if the bins are overstuffed.$25 from AmazonThe state of my trunk had undermined all of my planning and foresight — but it wasn’t until I subjected myself to dozens of bug bites after failing to find my can of insect repellent before a hike that I finally admitted defeat. I knew it was time to find a way to keep my trunk organized and functional. And after hours of scouring the Internet for a solution, reading through reviews and swiping through social media for recommendations, I finally found what I needed in the Femuar Trunk Organizer, an accordion-style structured storage bin with multiple compartments, tons of pockets, and plenty of space for everything already in my trunk—and then some.