1) I purchase the , typically from Amazon. Comes with 2 sponges - 1 each for Cleaner & Conditioner. Just follow the directions on each bottle. Takes me about 40-45 minutes to do the leather on the seats & the steering wheel. I use Leather Conditioner disposable wipes that you can buy from any discount parts house & use these on the doors, dash, console, wherever Chrysler used that imitation-looking material. (Note I just recently purchased the Turtle Wax Interior Detailing Spray (see attached)

suitable for all surfaces, and was really impressed in its use on the interior of my 2021 Ford Bronco Sport Outer Banks. Best interior detailing spray I've ever used! I highly recommend the product. Crossfire is next to use this product.

2) I've never had to do any touching up on my console. I pay particular attention whenever driving in the Crossfire. No eating inside & we drink only bottled water. There are no cup holders in my car other than the one Chrysler installed in the console. And I have the exact Chrysler Coffee Mug shown in the Owner's Manual, which fits in that cup holder & stays w/o toppling over! I just don't use it!

3) I put together an Excel file where I capture all the specific data I need to put together those charts. I have "Wyring" Bound steno pads where I capture all the gas purchases, miles driven, operating costs (i.e., gas, polish, fuel treatment, oil, oil filters, tires, service work, etc.). If I'm buying a product that I use on multiple cars in my driveway (take Lexol Leather Cleaner & Conditioner), I divide that cost up across the cars that consume that product and/or service. Major expenses are listed in Excel Data File.






Let me know if you need anything else.