Review on Petego Car Front and Rear Seat Protector - Hammock Seat Cover for Cars, SUVs, Minivans, and Trucks by Andrea White

Ok it's expensive to say the least but the quality more than makes up for it. its thick material at the bottom and neoprene, no matter you have leather seats or fabric, it will not slip. The bottom of the hammock has small corner pads that attach to the edges near the doors to keep the cover on the seat. If you have a dog, you're bound to have a problem with him always stepping on a ledge that isn't covered with muddy paws. IT helps keep everything in place. There is also a small padded cushion where the top edge of the rear seat and the bottom meet which you put between the seats where they meet and this also ensures the seat cover doesn't slide forward. The seat back has small inserts to prevent the top edges from slamming shut when you roll down the windows. I have a Honda Accord 4 DR sedan and would say I want to buy MORE. It's a bit short around the edges towards the door, but otherwise it's a winner. The partner has a BMW 6 Series coupe and it also fits in his back seat. His driver and passenger seats don't have a proper headrest, and this seat cover has hooks in all the right places. My dogs used to tear at the cheaper hammock seat covers with their paws, and he was always worried about his leather seats. that it also perfectly protects its leather seats. My only problem is with Revane. I bought it in April for $90 and now it's $60. what the hell?