10 Tips To Know When Having Car Sex

Here are our top tips for the hottest car sex! Don't be afraid to switch things up, just make sure it's respectful, consensual, and lots of fun!

Having car sex is one of those bucket list things that isn’t too kinky, but still adds a bit of danger and fun to a relationship. Going out publicly and letting lose out in nature could be a little too far, but by utilising the safety of your own vehicle you can be both dangerous and safe. Here I’ve complied a few tips to help you have the best experience possible and to become a true car sex connoisseur.

1. Turn The Engine Off!

Nothing ruins the moment like an accidental push on the accelerator.

2. Do It In The Dark.

The awkward elbows, peeping toms, and handbrake issues will be a lot less noticeable at night.

3. Turn The Music Up!

You’re in a small space, make it loud and do it proud.

4. Think of Fashion

Wearing a dress or a skirt means you could just lose your knickers and spoon sex on the back seat or straddle him in the passenger!

5. Keep as Many Clothes on As Possible

Helps to get you out of a sticky situation if someone comes knocking on the window.

6. Get Into It Before You’ve Even Stopped

Play with each-other whilst still on the road, this will ensure there’s no awkwardness when the car stops. However, don’t go too far and cause an accident!

7. For the Sake of Leather And Cleaning Up

You might want to put a towel or blanket down to protect the seats, and maybe have some anti-bacterial wipes handy for a quick clean down afterwards.

8. Air it Out

Maybe you like the windows steaming up titanic style, but it could end up being a bit smelly and sweaty, so consider turning on the air conditioning?

9. Switch Locations

If you’re in an area away from children and any eyes, why not take it outside and have some fun on the bonnet? Either with her body on the bonnet, or if the car is too delicate her hand on it whilst he goes from behind.

10. Consider Each Other’s Bodies

You’re going to be in a much more restricted space and height and size really come to measure when you don’t have the normal bed-space you’ve become accustomed to.