Things to make my car less boring?

I have a 2017 Ford Escape S (base model). I bought this car because I was looking for a small suv that was cheap and new. It had decent features than what I previously had in a 2007 Focus. After a year I'm bored and I'm starting to look at other vehicles but I need to save my money and not spend it. I've already tinted the windows and I considered a aftermarket sunroof but I'm scared it's going to leak so I'm not even going to bother with that. The wheels are steel with plastic covers. I've considered rims but again I'm cheap and those are expensive. What else do you think I should do? It's black btw so the deep tint on it makes it look decent

Do nothing to it except maintenance and keeping it looking like new. Anything else will be wasted money and won't add a cent of value to it. Nobody but you cares your car is boring so stuff your ego and live with it

Trade it in for a Mustang. As they always say, you can put lipstick on a pig but it is still a pig.

It is all about the accessories. Anything you do to the vehicle will not increase its resale value and may even decrease the value, so you want to think CHEAP Accessories. I would get a can or Rustoleum RED spray paint and some painters tape. Mask off some racing stripes on the vehicle and paint you up some red racing stripes. You could get one of those signs that hang in the back glass. Something like "AR-15 On Board" or similar. After you get that taken care of, it it time to think BUMPER STICKERS. You might get something like "My Fat Girlfriend Can Smother Your Girlfriend". You can find thousands of bumper stickers online and even get custom ones made.

"I want to be noticed"?

No, you don't. When it's being used for its primary purpose -- driving -- you want to draw as little attention to yourself as possible.

Heat seeking missiles

Stop wasting money on this car. Join a gym and get yourself in shape.

Drive it next to a Prius.

Defoe

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