Reviewed by Paul W (Ogden, UT) — Jun 30, 2014 8:52 PM

This is the second order with Auto Anything. Great service, no problems or hassles. This car cover works great. I take it to work daily. Takes maybe 1 minute to put on. Stayed on in a huge storm. Probably 99 percent waterproof. Keeps car cooler and awesome for dust.

Reviewed by Atheil L (Monroe, NC) Reviewed for a 1992 Toyota MR2 — Oct 09, 2013 5:30 AM

The cut of the cover and the overall dimensions are a perfect fit for my 911. The cover is snug but not too tight and the fabric overlap under the front and rear bumpers make it very breeze resistant. I defected to this cover from another custom maker. This one is a much better constructed product.

Reviewed by Andrew W (LOS ANGELES, CA) — Jul 30, 2013 9:18 PM

I own two other Covercraft Weathershield HP car covers for two of my other cars. I just purchased a third for another car of mine. That should tell you something. The product is everything you want in a car cover. The fit, finish and materials are excellent. I highly recommend this product.

Reviewed by James G (Virginia Beach, VA) — Feb 13, 2013 8:26 AM

I purchased a Covercraft Weathershield HP car cover for my 2009 BMW 128 coupe. The cover is lightweight and easy to put on or take off. It fits like a glove. I have only had it for two weeks so I can not comment on durability.

Reviewed by Kurt K (Ridgefield, CT) Reviewed for a 2007 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class — Jan 22, 2013 7:57 PM

I have used Covercraft car covers for over 20 years on a number of cars. Good company great products. I would recommend spending the extra bucks for the Weathershield.

Reviewed by Gerard L (ALEXANDRIA, VA) — Oct 16, 2012 5:26 AM

Delivered in timely fashion. The cover fits well, goes on easily, and has already exhibited excellent water repellency. It's still brand-new, but so far, I'm well-pleased with the purchase.

Reviewed by Ian S (Orem, UT) Reviewed for a 2005 Honda S2000 — Oct 12, 2012 8:59 PM

Quality is great. It fit great and looks good. It also keeps water away from the car well.

Reviewed by Michael A (Boise, ID) Reviewed for a 2005 Honda S2000 — Aug 14, 2012 8:06 AM

The cover is supple and fits perfectly. I was concerned I was going to have to cut a hole in the material and use the supplied grommet for the radio antenna. But the cover had the needed pockets for both the review mirrors and the antenna. The cover slides easily on the car and is very easy to repack in its stuffing bag. It is much better than the custom cover I bought with the car.

Reviewed by Lee N (Santa Barbara, CA) Reviewed for a 2001 Honda S2000 — Apr 06, 2012 8:42 PM

This cover fits my car beautifully, did not blow off last night in 25 mph winds, and has excellent water repellency. It's very compact when stowed in the trunk. After a bad experience with a poorly fitting competitor's cover, I am sold on Covercraft.

Reviewed by Wayne H (Washington, DC) Reviewed for a 2010 BMW 3-Series — Mar 15, 2012 10:07 AM

Considering it was a custom cover, It came really quickly. It fits perfectly. I realize now that I could have gotten the one without the mirror pockets, but then I would have to remember to fold the mirrors before I covered the car. Now if I dont fold them, the cover fits perfectly, and if I do, I can tuck the mirror pockets in behind the folded mirrors. It is a button I have to press, but so far, I forget it a lot, so the pockets wee probably a good option. The cover folds up into a small space so it doesn't take up much valuable trunk space.

Reviewed by David B (San Jose, CA) — Jan 30, 2012 11:09 PM

The 2008-11 M3 sedan bulges in ways that makes it difficult to cover in one pass. My 1997 M3 was in most ways just a 3 series body with some interior muscle, and covering in a hurry was no problem. The newer M3 sedan, however, with bigger wheel wells and significantly larger diameter from tire height downward is proving a little more tight. This has both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it doesn't rustle and sag as much as my older one did, so it doesn't seem to need a tether as often. However, the quick-cover-the-car-I-drank-too-much-orange-juice job will probably not make it all the way down, leaving the bottom of the doors exposed a bit and generally looking shabby. It does require one more pass around the car to pull the lower seam down and out to get it flat and cinched to the intended bottom point. Once it's on, it's holding pretty securely to the tires and I haven't had it lift itself off yet. The fit at the mirrors is good and it fits over the bulged fenders and bumper without feeling like I'm going to damage it, but it is definitely tight. The grommets are padded with a thick material on the inside so they won't scratch, and I use a thick nylon rope to tie it on during the day (garage at night). It still shows the car well and while it seemed a bit stiff at first, the material is starting to flex more easily, packing smaller into the trunk and moving more easily as it breaks in. The material is exactly what I expect, keeps the sun and heat and rain out, preserving the leather and trim (and radio), the 'shark fin' doesn't affect covering, and I'm generally happy with it. I hope that as the material starts flexing more with more use that it becomes easier to get it into place with fewer passes around the car.

Reviewed by Don M (Clifton Park, NY) Reviewed for a 2005 Honda S2000 — Jan 09, 2012 11:33 AM

The cover fits very well. It has mirror pockets and even a pocket for the small antenna on the car. Would have like a pouch to store the cover in when not in use.

Reviewed by Kimberly D (Merrick, NY) — Oct 10, 2011 4:54 PM

Great cover for the price, does everything it says in the details

Reviewed by Richard G (Blue Bell, PA) — Sep 29, 2011 4:54 PM

LONG ON THE SIDE. IT TOUCHES THE GROUND. NO EMBLEM ON FRONT AS ADVERTISED. IT JUST SAYS FRONT

Reviewed by Paul H (Santa Clara, CA) — Jun 18, 2011 9:41 PM

Covercraft makes the best general-availability custom covers. I have had several Weathershield HP covers. They fit very well, protect the car, are lightweight and non-abrasive. Once I had a seam come loose after about a year, and the manufacturer immediately shipped out a replacement-before I shipped them the old one. My only concern is they seem to be the Sony of car covers. All retailers "choose" to charge the same price.