Nice idea but ... idea... unfortunately it didn't work for me on any car.. it doesn't fit properly.. Yaris and Golf 4 ...

Bulky, shallow compartments and one sufficiently wide base compartment result in a cup - shaker - thermos larger than a classic paper cup that does not stabilize!

For the five euros I bought it, it's fine. In an Audi A3 8P two-door, it doesn't fit very well between the passenger seat and the console, and it also catches a bit of the seat as shown in the photo. It fits in the passenger door pocket, but it moves slightly (see photo). It fits perfectly between the passenger seat and the door (see photo). I was looking for a holder because I already have one below the lazy one. If it doesn't work for some, five euros is the cost of what they had and what they lost.
I hope I helped

In Seat Ibiza 05, it doesn't fit anything between the seats. However, it fit perfectly in the driver's door pocket.

No, it doesn't work well in the car. It's annoying during movements. It doesn't fit in all cars. I have it on the couch, on furniture. Useless...

In Nissan Primera and Alfa Romeo 156, which I have tried, it does indeed fit and provide convenience compared to holding the cup in one hand. However, it would move from its position and restrict your movement around the gear lever. It does something, but personally, it bothered me when changing gears. With similar spaces but in an automatic car, it might have been even better.

It is practical if you don't have a cup holder in the car, but it is not particularly convenient as it protrudes quite a bit above the seat

It is not user-friendly as it does not fit between the seats. If someone has an old car and doesn't care much about it fitting well, it might work for them. I gave it away and it was cut to fit.

It is not suitable for a Citroen Saxo. Of course, it will be useful somewhere. It is worth the money (if and only if you also get something else that is worth it to justify the shipping) wherever you install it

It is not suitable for all cars. Definitely not for Citroen and Seat. We are not talking about more expensive cars... it doesn't fit anywhere.

Useful product, but it has some issues... Its positive aspect is that it has a very good additional "storage" space. You can put 2 cups, while in the middle there is another space where you can put your small things or keys. And let's move on to the two important issues in my opinion, though... The first one is that the plastic is of mediocre quality, I would say cheap. Now you might say, with 3, 4, 5 euros, do you expect a premium feel? Right... We can overlook that... But the second issue is more important. And it is none other than the space occupied by the cup holder, between the "tunnel" of the gear lever and the seat. There are 2 problems there... The first wing is thick and in some cars it doesn't fit, while the rest of the upper part is quite large in size and may hinder the passenger from sitting as it occupies a lot of space from the side, bottom part of the seat. I, who bought one for my car, a Skoda Octavia, ended up giving it to a friend with a truck...

The cup holder, as previous reviewers have mentioned, does not fit between the seats due to its thick wing, unless you have a large SUV with enough space between the seats and the central tunnel. I was lucky enough to find that it fits perfectly in the door pocket of my 2000 Citroen Xantia II, after experimenting since it didn't work where it was supposed to. The holder is sturdy and nothing has fallen out, not even a water bottle or a coffee cup. I also found the extra space for the cup handle very useful, as I often leave for work with a cup of coffee and another one hot. It also has a small pocket in the middle for small items. If you see that the space you have is more than 4 inches wide and 15 inches deep, then it is a great purchase. I hope I helped.

It's not worth it, the water bottles shoot out with the first braking and overall it's not convenient in practice