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I just bought a cheepie car cover from Amazon back in 2019 that I still use, now daily because I lost my garage and have a car port.
what one was it if you still remember, i was thinking of getting one of amazon sold by UK Custom Covers i know that may not be available to you as your based in the US.
‘Custom Covers’ do a half cover that works well for keeping the elements out of the interior.
I don't think Amazon caries it anymore, but I can tell you it was a Duck Covers Double Defender Car Cover for sedans up to 14'2".
I googled it and it can be found at Walmart currently, perhaps you can find it or a similar item in the UK?
Here is a similar one
Duck Covers Double Defender Car Cover, Fits Sedans up to 19 ft. L Fits select: 2006-2017 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 2012-2017 DODGE CHARGER - Walmart.com
Buy Duck Covers Double Defender Car Cover, Fits Sedans up to 19 ft. L Fits select: 2006-2017 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 2012-2017 DODGE CHARGER at Walmart.com
www.walmart.com
I have Specialised Covers on three cars.
www.specialisedcovers.com
They're not cheap, are excellent in quality, and fit perfectly. A number of well thought options are also available. British made with a great customer service team; they even sent me updates from the machine room!!! None of your made in Chinacestershire garbage.
My experience is the covers have a high beathing quality. The only downside is that if left without periodic cleaning (cover and car) mine seem to let very fine particles of dust through -- although on the flip side that's probably a testament to their ability let moisture out. Equally, my experience isn't probably a standard one, as we've had years of building works around us.
I've had the oldest for around eight years, its permanently on a car stored outside and its going strong. The Z3 has only had one winter worth under the cover, but when lifted this spring there was no obvious issues relating to trapped moisture.
The downside --- they are an investment and not cheap.
www.specialisedcovers.com
They're not cheap, are excellent in quality, and fit perfectly. A number of well thought options are also available. British made with a great customer service team; they even sent me updates from the machine room!!! None of your made in Chinacestershire garbage.
My experience is the covers have a high beathing quality. The only downside is that if left without periodic cleaning (cover and car) mine seem to let very fine particles of dust through -- although on the flip side that's probably a testament to their ability let moisture out. Equally, my experience isn't probably a standard one, as we've had years of building works around us.
I've had the oldest for around eight years, its permanently on a car stored outside and its going strong. The Z3 has only had one winter worth under the cover, but when lifted this spring there was no obvious issues relating to trapped moisture.
The downside --- they are an investment and not cheap.
Use a CarCoon Size 3 L meself. Not cheap, but worth it to keep my owned from new (August 1998) Z3 2.8 in tip top condition since not having a garage (did once, then married, kids etc 
). Z spends 6 months full-time in it when SORN, and comes out to play in drier weather occasionally.
www.carcoon.com
As infamously entered in a pic thing (P.O.T.M June 2024) on here at post 4 in this thread:
). Z spends 6 months full-time in it when SORN, and comes out to play in drier weather occasionally.
Outdoor Carcoon Archives - Carcoon Storage Systems
<p>The Outdoor Carcoon is effectively ‘a bubble within a bubble’ and uses a base mat and top cover similar to the EVO model. However, this model is designed to help protect the vehicle in the sometimes hostile outdoor environment. The outdoor Carcoon uses two layers of a special, alloy-coated...
www.carcoon.com
As infamously entered in a pic thing (P.O.T.M June 2024) on here at post 4 in this thread:
