09-06-2020, 11:11 AM | #1 |
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i3 Car Cover
It saddens me to see my car sit in the sun all day as I work from home and my garage is occupied. And with our annual wild fires, the dust this year is worse than ever before.
I get no results on OEM genuine BMW car covers, just a bunch of generic ones on Amazon. Last thing I want is a goofy fitting cover - can anyone make a recommendation?
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09-06-2020, 05:25 PM | #2 |
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I am personally not a fan of car covers, especially outdoors. They flap in the breeze, grinding whatever dust/dirt/abrasives are on the vehicle into the paint (or composites/CFRP) like sandpaper. Maybe indoors, but only after washing both the car and cover.
As a Corvette owner friend put it, one can love a car to death despite good intentions.....
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The flapping in the breeze phenomenon is exactly why I wanted a fitting cover and not a generic one. I prefer a cover because I feel frequent car washing is abusing the paint as well; and the touch-less ones simply don't clean the car well enough.
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