I just drive a cheap ****ter van, everything gets chucked in and there is sand everywhere .I had a more expensive car once and it was always full of sand anyway and the even if it wasn't the sea salt ate it .The ****ter essentially does the same job as a more expensive car (gets me and all my **** from a to b)
I'm currently married and don't really need to impress anyone so again the ****ter does the job
My car is full of sand too its just contained.How do you get from sand in the car to having a later model car means you are trying to impress someone !
Dual cab ute with a canopy solves the problem - but I still manage to get the cab dirty on my own without sands help.....
I was at a Ray's outdoors and I saw a long rectangular bag made out of tarpaulin and marketed as a "boot bag" or "boot liner" looked like it would work well.
Got a flat tyre the other day (first one in 10+ years), and when I lifted the back section (it's a commodore wagon) to get the tyre, I found the spare floating in 2 litres of ocean briney! I was using one of those plastic tarps for all the gear to sit on .. caught the sand .. somehow the water got past!