Coverking UVCCAR3N98 Universal Fit Car Cover for Sedan Length 14.3 ft. to 16.8 ft. - Car Coverbond 4 Moderate Weather Outdoor (Gray)

The media could not be loaded. Bullet Points:Great Cover. As good as the best at walmart, autozone, etc.comes with a cloth cord for cinching up the reinforced eyelets.Compatible with locking cables.Great Fit.My car 15ft 10in. i ordered:14.3 ft. to 16.8 ft.Order bigger if in doubt, nice elactic and ability to cinch up extra across the middle.NO ZIPPERED ENTRY HOLE. Who cares? Great price and quality.

Okay these things are huge but work really well. They are not thin so they are a bear to put on but they do keep the dust off your car. We live in the country and have LOTS of dust flying around on everything. My car is polished so trying to get the cover on it is tricky as it slides all over the place. Getting it off is a challenge as it wants to slide off the car but I do manage and then fold it up as best as possible and put it in a plastic tub to keep the dust off of it. If you live in a dusty environment and just leave this lying around when you take it off your car, when you put it back on it will have dust on it and that will get on your car which defeats the purpose of the cover so keep it in a bin or a place with no dust when you are not using it. It is made very well and works very well for the price. I use the same size to cover my Camaro and my Elantra and both are completely covered.I have not tried the cover yet for rain since we haven't had any decent rain in over 2 years here in California so I can't comment on how well the covers work in that situation. I would think they would be a bear to take off and put on in the rain though since they are so bulky.

Not much to say, really. Fits fine on a 1970 e-body (not fitted, per se, but it does cover everything).Seems to have held up this summer (Southern California) fine. I don't expect it to last all the way through to next summer (after winter's rain and Santa Ana winds) but that won't be a disappointment as long as it makes it TO then.So far it seems worth the extra cost for this one as opposed to the $30-$40 ones that look the same (I guess those cheaper ones are basically knockoffs of this).I'll definitely pick one up at the beginning of next summer if this one makes it that long.UPDATE 10/2013 It's starting to come apart, and I'm sure it won't make it through the (excessive) wind and (limited) rain of a Southern California winter. Turns out this one isn't substantially better than the $30-$40 ones. Based on that, I don't think I'd recommend this cover for any sort of long-term (meaning, a car that lives outside) use. Best to just spend the money and get the ones that are a few hundred bucks once, rather than have the kind that shred every 6-8 months. That, and this style really doesn't afford any sort of protection, so if you're trying to protect the vehicle, this cover isn't for you.

I bought this junk 2.5 years ago. The weather here is mild - rain, no snow, hardly ever goes below freezing. They said it's made from a thick, four-layer UV-treated polyproylene for soft touch and durability. Yeah right, blah blah bloody blah. After one year it started to rip. As time passed it literally disintegrated. It now has the consistency of a paper towel. A 3 yr old child could tear it. What it is is some kind of treated paper, and when the treatment wears off it falls apart. I'm at a loss for words to say how utterly disgusted I am with this piece of s***. DO NOT BUY THIS unless you like being duped.

Very good quality cover. It fits my 2014 Corolla perfectly. The water beads right off and it keeps the dust and gunk off my paint. Its fairly thick and it MIGHT prevent damage from small hail, but nothing more than dime-size. I'll have to see how it holds up to the south TX sun. My car is only leased for 2 years, so if it lasts that long I'll be happy.

this cover fits pretty well, but will not stay put if you don't tie it down in several places. what i mean by that is, it comes with one hole on the left and right side. i used a bungee cord to keep it put. sometimes the front or the back of the cover will ride up when wind comes into play. i decided to tie the front and back sides with paracord. it looked ghetto but it worked.this cover will NOT protect against rain. i used it mainly to protect my cars paint from the sun but i don't even know if that is effective. the cover is pretty thin, much like the brands you buy at walmart. that's what it reminds me of, but it conforms to my mustang pretty well.I uncover my car once a month to run it, and clean it and every time I do, i find a residue from the cover all over my car. a lot of times it doesn't come off easy with pressured water. i was slightly annoyed but at least its covered i guess. all in all i guess it's better than nothing.if it helps i live in Texas and am an owner of a 2003 mustang cobra. i try to take care of my car and am still unsure if this cover is doing more damage than good. if you have the money i suggest you look at california car covers. that's who i will be dealing with when i save up enough money.Ps: i may try to post a picture of what the residue looks like

I purchased this cover in July for my 1974 Chevy Nova which I have not begun restoration on. I was very excited when I recieved it. It fit well, seemed to be crafted well, and secured easily with a small bungee cord thru the reinforced center holes. I thought it would buy me enough time to finish my current project. In September I noticed a very small hole near the driver side headlight, and thought to myself 'Oh well, its still holding up well for the price'. I sewed on a small patch and went on my merry way. By late November the cover was falling apart like a wet paper towel. I am still a month away from finishing my current project and starting the Nova and still haven't taken the cover off once. Initial quality seemed fairly high for the price but now I am left wanting, out $60 and a cover.