Budge Lite Car Cover, Indoor Protection, Breathable Dustproof Cover, Fits Mid-Size Sedans up to 200 Inches, Gray, Size 3

I got this only to keep dust and droppings off the car in the garage, so I can't say how it would do outside. But it fit well, is soft enough to not worry about scratches, and was reasonably economical.

Look forever for an affordable cover for my car that I store in the winter. This works great. Good quality and fits well.

Good Basic Protection for the Price This Budge Lite car cover is a solid budget-friendly option if you’re mainly looking for a lightweight layer of protection against dust, pollen, bird droppings, and the occasional light debris. It’s simple to put on, not overly heavy, and the material is breathable so you don’t have to worry about trapping too much moisture underneath. On my mid-sized sedan (just under 200 inches), the fit was decent—snug enough around the body without being too tight, though the elastic at the bottom is a little weak compared to pricier covers. What I like is that it folds up easily and doesn’t take up much trunk space, which makes it convenient for daily or occasional use. The gray color blends in nicely and doesn’t look cheap from a distance. It’s also soft enough inside that I didn’t notice any scratching on the paint. That said, this is very much an “entry-level” cover. The material is thin and won’t stand up to heavy rain, snow, or prolonged UV exposure. If you live in a hot or storm-prone climate, you’ll probably want something heavier-duty. I also found that in windy conditions, you’ll need to use an extra strap or clip kit to keep it from billowing, since the elastic alone doesn’t always hold. Bottom line: A good, affordable car cover for indoor storage or mild outdoor use, but not designed for harsh weather or long-term exposure.

I needed a dust cover for my Honda S-2000 that spends most of its time sitting in my garage . I was surprised to see a Budge cover on Amazon at this price , so I purchased it . Years ago I bought Budge covers at Walmart for motorcycles and my S-2000 . Their prices started creeping up , so I turned to Amazon for my vehicle covers due to connivence and cost. I have bought a few covers for my 2-wheeled from different manufacturers with good quality at a lower than Budge price , so I was surprised at the lower price , so I bought it . The cover is great quality and workmanship and it fits perfectly snug to keep dust off my classic and collectible Honda S-2000 . I highly recommend

Size #2 fits my 1993 Toyota MR2 perfectly. Not sure it would fit anything larger, though. I would not use this type of cover for outside but it should work to keep dust and debris off when in the garage over the Winter. It is easy to use with two people but might be pretty tough to fit by yourself because of the elastic perimeter.

The good, it is relatively inexpensive and made of a soft material. It also perfectly fits my 1969 MGB Roadster. The "not so good", zero rain protection and you are lucky to get 2 years out of it if used outdoors. Fell apart and disintegrated in two years of outdoor use in the Southeast. I use this one anyway because car covers get nasty dirty within 2 years if used outdoors and have to be replaced anyway regardless of price and quality. I place a waterproof tarp over the car and place this cover on top mainly for aestetics and to hold covers in place.

Dislikes: 1. The size chart Is off, because this cover #3 would perfectly have fit my Car Make and Model. 2. #3 fits very tightly all around top to bottom. Makes it very difficult for only 1 person to put on and take off. Not ideal if you SOLO and no one else available to help. Will give you a real workout. Ok if that's what you want and not rushimg out to work. 2. A choice needs to be made as to whether the front or the back part of the car will be exposed at least 2-3 inches above from where the cover should naturally fall and cover. The picture may be deceiving in the case of #3. 3. Securing yarn for the loop holes is very thin and flimsy and not sure it would hold the cover in place against high winds. But if you have a thicker yarn or preferably cord it, that should work. Likes: 1. Tags indicate a front and back for placing cover correctly. 2. The back loop & seams serve as a marker to make sure cover is placed evenly on both sides front to back. However, if cover is too tight it will take a bit of maneuvering. 3. Material is good for the price. 4. I like the elastic bottom :-), However, may be the cause it is too tight to put on, making it hard on the fingers when stretching it to cover the bottom portion of the car. 5. Waterproof under light rain. Has not rained hard enough to see if water will seep thru. 5. Good protection for falling leaves & dust. Have not decided to return yet. Good for the price and temporary being used outdoors while I wait for surgery and am able to drive again.

Works and fits my 2024 Ford Escape. I just bought it for garage parking

I purchased this cover for my partner's Honda Civic and it fit great. It was easy to install and also is easily stored when not needed.

Fit right on and filled my expectations. I've noticed some reviews find the product cheap quality, not waterproof, and thin?? That's what the description says... It's not waterproof or intended for outdoor rain or full sun use. It is a low priced option for indoor storage use. It fits perfectly on my Z4 M Coupe that is stored in a condo building garage and will keep the car protected better than nothing until spring. Perfect value for the intended use.

Fit our Kia Stinger perfectly and keeps it nice and dust free during the winter months in the garage.

the cover fits my MGB perfectly. The price was excellent. So glad I got it

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