Putting an indoor car cover on and off will cause scratches and marring over time. You're best leaving it naked in the garage unless you have ppf/care about scratches then cover it.
Bullshit, not with the right cover and enough smarts to make sure you put it on a CLEAN vehicle.Putting an indoor car cover on and off will cause scratches and marring over time. You're best leaving it naked in the garage unless you have ppf/care about scratches then cover it.
When you own a black car you get a 1st hand report on exactly how much crap is actually floating around every day, especially during pollen season if you live away from a city center.curious why people put a car cover on a car parked in a garage, to avoid collecting dust?
Like I said, my car gets covered with crap. Swinging doors, and a prevailing wind that hammers sand and dirt all the time. Despite foam, rubber seals, etc, it gets in. So, don't cover it, and it's coated. I'd rather wash and cover than have it get the perpetual sand blast.curious why people put a car cover on a car parked in a garage, to avoid collecting dust?
and where did you find it?Fwiw, I found locally an OEM cover made for 1st gen Spyders, and it fits perfectly my 2017 Coupe (no spoiler).
Marketplace.and where did you find it?
Black is not a color…..it’s an obsession.When you own a black car you get a 1st hand report on exactly how much crap is actually floating around every day, especially during pollen season if you live away from a city center.
When away, the lined covercraft provides an element of protection.
Black sports cars have never been my ideal combo but black with all the carbon, as told to me by the owner of big time Indy shop in town….” That looks sinister”. Works for me.Black is not a color…..it’s an obsession.