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You can get universal mud flaps like the Rally Armor though they might require some drilling.

I can say that my Soul EV is comfy and reliable. Have no complaints regarding its ride quality and handling, though I didn't like the performance of Nexen tires so I replaced them with all-season toyo tires. To me, Soul EV is a solid car that is easy to drive.

If you have a roof rack, there are wind fairings that can be added on the front to reduce noise and drag.

There are Battery Discharge Preventer devices that can be used so that a dashcam won't drain your car battery.

Had the same creaking issue, and it was the driver seat. My dealer fixed that issue.

I think a 4wd version would be really cool.

I just saw autodip on net. It is similar to plastidip but the finish is more of a vinyl.

If you don't like your alloys wheels, you can paint them using plastidip to change their appearance temporarily.

Plastidip can last for several months. If there's any sign of peeling, it is easier to touch up.

Not a fan of having a front license plate also, but I have no choice. I just bought a frame to make it look better.

I might get a bmw i3. I took a test drive last week and I'm impressed about its handling and ride quality.

Sounds like you made the right decision. How's the volume of your PIAA horns?

I've found lots of great info/reviews regarding dashcams from this site-- dashcamtalk.

Just wanted to say hi. I saw this forum while looking for some info regarding my Soul, then I decided to sign up. Looking forward to gaining more and sharing my experiences to others.