Abstract: A container holder for a vehicle is integrated in an armrest which is operably mounted adjacent a seat. The container holder is rotatably mounted to the front end and includes an aperture for receiving and holding a container. The container holder is rotatable between a use position in which the aperture faces vertically so that the aperture can operably receive and hold a container, and a second position in which a surface of the container holder mates with the top of the armrest so that a person can comfortably rest their arm on the armrest.

Abstract: An accessory for a vehicle includes opposing concave and elongated sides which are pivotally interconnected, each including upper surfaces forming an armrest. The opposing sides move in a clamshell-like motion between a first position adjacent one another and a second position in which the sides are spaced from each other. A resilient arcuate wall extends from one of said sides toward the opposite side to define a collapsible loop for holding containers as the sides are pivotally opened to the second position.