Review on OxGord Executive Storm-Proof Car Cover: Ultimate All-Weather Protection for Vehicles up to 204 Inches by Richard Cuneo

A real car protection. I just moved from sunny California (had a garage) to snowy Wyoming (had a shed) where temperatures have recently dropped to -25 degrees and (where I live at least) there is up to 16 inches of snow. "I knew a car cover was going to be needed. Searching the internet was enough to give me a heart attack looking at the prices of these things. YES. I know you get what you pay for, but... since I just moved I just couldn't afford to pay $150-$300 for a slipcover It's true that pricier models have more "lint" than this one, but REALLY how many layers of padding do you need really to protect your car from revain, and they actually i had this cover for my classic 2004 chevy cavalier LS coupe and i could live with the price, it protected my car from a couple of snow storms, 40-60 mile winds (no fixing) and frost. Weather and car still looks like they have just been detailed, which was done just before I left California. I have no problems with thick frost on my windows and I worry very little around the v clothing the car as it is fully covered when not in use. This case is not custom car cover. It's big enough to cover my sister's SUV, which means it hangs all the way to the cement floor in the canopy. In fact, there were a couple of days when we had frosty weather and some of the coating on the cement was actually frozen in place. LAUGH OUT LOUD. Since I was not going anywhere, there were no worries. Otherwise, a little warm water and a little patience would have taken the cover off, and I could slide and slide and wade through the ice-covered streets of my little part of Wyoming. Highly recommended. Although it doesn't last as long as the more expensive companies out there.