Car Peugeot 308 Key, Wallet, Fuel Card Holder/Accessory

I recently got a new Peugeot 308 hybrid but found that it has an awkward cavity in the middle console (see included pictures). This was very unfunctional in my opinion so I decided to design a 3D printed accessory that holds the items I always have with me when using my car.

The part holds my (small) wallet, fuel and charging card, car key, and the remote for my gate.

I have included several versions of this model:

• V2.1: Holds a small wallet (95x75x10), fuel and charging card, car key, and my specific gate remote. (This is the model seen in the pictures)
• V2.2: Holds a small wallet (95x75x10), fuel and charging card, car key, and has a bigger slot for general keychains or different kind of remotes
• V2.3: Holds a small wallet (95x75x10), fuel and charging card, car key, and has a blank space on the top right. I included this version for people to be able to add their own recess for a gate remote.
• V3.1: Holds a minimalist wallet (85x55x10), fuel and charging card, car key, and my specific gate remote.
• V3.2: Holds a minimalist wallet (85x55x10), fuel and charging card, car key, and has a bigger slot for general keychains or different kind of remotes
• V3.3: Holds a minimalist wallet (85x55x10), fuel and charging card, car key, and has a blank space on the top right. I included this version for people to be able to add their own recess for a gate remote.
• V4: A fully blank version, this is only available as a STEP file. The purpose is for you to modify it to your own needs. The recess for the car key is already included.

I recommend printing all models in PETG, or a different heat resistant filament to prevent deformation, as your car will get hot in the summer! I also recommend a layer height of 0.2mm or below. Print the model with the top surface oriented towards the build plate. The cavities for the wallet, and the fuel and charging card can be printed without supports. The other cavities will definitely need supports!

Hope you enjoy this model!
Please reach out to me if you have any problems or suggestions for future iterations.