Review on Jeep Vehicles FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda, CF12000 by Dave Hersma

Fits perfectly in my car and keeps the interior fresh even with the A/C on in the summer. It's also cheap, making it a great replacement for base or OEM filters. Replacing a cabin air filter at a shop or dealership can be very expensive (I was told $60 2 years ago) but it is a very, very simple task. My Cherokee has an easy access port, and my friend's Elantra '07 is a bit tricky to make, but still easy. She has to undo some latches for the glove box and the filter is behind it. I will definitely buy this filter if I need it again.