Yes you read that correctly, seatbelt belts. The manufacturers even claim that the seatbelt came out of an actual car, adding to the cool factor. There are a few different companies you can choose from: these include Acura, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Corvette, Dodge, Ford, GM, Honda, Hummer, Jeep, Lincoln, Nissan, Mustang, Pontiac, and Viper. So no matter what company you love and show devotion to, most likely you can find a seatbelt belt that will help you show your devotion even more. 
I have bought two, a Viper seatbelt belt and an Acura logo one. I chose the Viper because the Dodge Viper was my first dream car and I still have a spot in my heart for the beast of a car. It was a man’s man car, with the latest version pumping out 600 horsepower and no traction control. It took a lot of nerve to drive any version of the Viper. It is still one of my dream cars and I hope one day to be man enough to handle one. With the seatbelt belt, I feel like I own at least a piece of my dream car and sometimes can feel the power of the Viper through the seatbelt. But that might be part of my imagination.
My first car was an Acura and the plan was to buy another Acura and the Acura seatbelt belt was to match with the car. Acura and Honda are my favorite mass production car companies that are imported to the United States and that was another reason for buying the Acura seatbelt belt.
What I like most about the seatbelt belts, is that they are just like seatbelts. They even make the clicking noise when put on, and to take the belt off you have to push the logo button. If you are a car fanatic and you are looking for a new belt, I would highly recommend one. They run about $16-$22 depending on which one you want. Search either on Amazon.com for cheap Corvette and Mustang ones. Or, check rockitrigs.com for a wider selection but a little higher price. And remember, buckle up.
