General Motors Accessories 19155496 Security Review

Claimed to fit 2017 Chevrolet Volt. Not even near the car. It's twice the size and too small on the sides. I took the safety pins and attached the extra to the connectors to have some sort of cover while I look for another. Not very thick so not a very good product.

Serves its purpose. Took one star because it leaves gaps on either side that still allow you to see things, albeit not imperceptibly. but it should protect against prying eyes. and 4-6 extra inches backwards on either side would do the trick. I find it a little overpriced for a piece of fabric with 4 short bungee loops but that's me. It doesn't pack away, it just folds up and stores in my enclave's closet.

Perfect fit. I'd rather have a retractable, spring-loaded sunshade like the GMC Terrain or my Nissan Murano. . . but Buick doesn't appear to be offering those shades for the Enclave. After all, it's just a piece of cloth. It hides the cargo, but it's a bit overpriced for what it is. . . Throw a blanket over the cargo ;)

I really liked this cover but it only lasted a little over a year. One of the hinges has already broken and is now unusable. I really wish they would do a hardcover for Traverse like they do for Equinox, but I agreed since they don't. If you are looking for a temporary solution, this is the way to go. It's not so expensive that you can't buy one every year, but I just can't go that route. Please fix the hinges so I can love him again.

Lid needs to be oriented correctly to fit properly (wider at back than front). pulls hard Fastening to existing strips on interior panels. You must lower the rear rows of seats to use the front docking points. We needed something to cover/hide things in the back (protect from the sun and prying eyes). This guy gets the job done and easily folds and stores away when not in use. It's flexible enough (just stretchy fabric) to give even if there's a slightly oversized item inside. In any case. not…