1. Park in the Shade: Whenever possible, park your car in a shaded area. This prevents the interior from heating up under direct sunlight, keeping your car cooler.

2. Use Sunshades: Place sunshades on your front and rear windows. These act as barriers, blocking the sun's intense rays and significantly reducing the temperature inside your vehicle.

3. Crack the Windows: Leave a small crack in your windows when parked. This allows hot air to escape and prevents the interior from becoming too stuffy. Ensure the gap is small enough to maintain security.

4. Open Doors: Before getting into the car, open all the doors for a few minutes. This allows the hot air trapped inside to escape, making it easier for the air conditioning to cool down the interior quickly.

5. Start the Engine Early: If you have a remote starter, use it to start your car a few minutes before you leave. This will give the air conditioning a head start in cooling down the interior.

6. Turn on Air Conditioning: Once you start driving, set your air conditioning to recirculate the air inside the car. This helps the AC system cool the air more efficiently than pulling in hot air from outside.