Preview: Console Vault In-Vehicle Safe

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posted on November 7, 2022
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Console Vault In-Vehicle Safe

As its name implies, the In-Vehicle Safe from Console Vault is an anti-theft car safe that surreptitiously secures a handgun (or other small valuables) within the center console, under-seat console or folding armrest, depending on the vehicle’s make and model.

Available sized to fit models from 16 different car brands, the safes are made of 12-ga. steel and do not require that any modifications be made to the vehicle for installation. Four locking-mechanism choices are currently available: three keyless combination lock options and one that requires a barrel key.

MSRP is $299. For more information, please visit consolevault.com.

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