Need a vacuum for my car after hauling deck materials – any recommendations?

Hey everyone, just wrapped up building a new deck and my truck bed and cab are filled with sawdust, wood chips, and gravel. I need a car vacuum that can handle heavy debris and also get into crevices. I've been looking at the DeWalt 20V Max but not sure if it's powerful enough. Any pros/cons? Budget is around $150. Thanks!

I've used the DeWalt 20V Max for years on job sites. It's decent for light cleanup, but for a full truck bed after a deck job, you might want something with more suction. The Milwaukee M12/M18 vacs are beasts. If you already have Milwaukee batteries, go that route. Otherwise, the DeWalt will do the job but may take a few passes. Also, get a crevice tool and a brush attachment – they're game changers.

Forget the tiny car vacs – they're toys. I use a 5-gallon shop vac with a car detailing kit. Way more power and capacity. The Rigid 5HP is on sale often. Just make sure you have a long hose or an extension cord. And don't forget a HEPA filter if you're dealing with fine dust. My two cents.

I'm all about precision. The problem with most car vacs is they lack fine filtration and the nozzles are too wide. I modded my shop vac with a 1.25-inch hose and a set of micro attachments. Now I can get into seat rails and AC vents. If you're set on a handheld, the Black+Deck Max is surprisingly good for $70, but expect to empty it frequently. Also, consider a cordless blower to blow out the big stuff first – saves your filter.

Thanks for the tips, everyone. I think I'll go with the Rigid shop vac + car kit. Sounds like the most versatile for my needs. Appreciate the help!