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Without info on your size, build, mode of dress and laws of your state and type of gun it's hard to be specific.
If you want to wear it - then a shoulder holster or cross draw holster are your holster options. With a smaller gun a vertical tilt IWB worn on the left side. (Assuming you're right handed.) Another option would be to forego the holster and put it in your waistband/seat belt - (if it is a make for which you can get one or another of the "clip grip" style carriers you could use that option).
For a smaller gun you might consider a good ankle holster and just hike your trouser leg a bit while driving for quick access. Sitting folded into a small sports car might be one of the few situations where an ankle holster could be almost as fast as any thing else.
Another option is to lay it on the passenger seat with an open book (heavy enough that the wind doesn't bother it) over it. A heavy paper bag (like you get at the supermarket when buying ice cream) would also work. Tucking it between the seat and console (with or without some type of holster) is a possibility if the gun is large enough - or between your leg and the seat if the gun is small enough.
Something like a low cost nylon holster and a couple of strips of velcro and you could rig an accessable - but discrete - carry holster on the front of the driver's seat cushion.
If it's J-frame or smaller just drop it into your shirt pocket.
I'm sure there are other options that will be suggested. Let us know what - and why - you pick.
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Jim Fox
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