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Old 04-15-08, 12:27 PM
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Car Cover options? <$100

So, I need to pick up a car cover...but I"m not spending hundreds of dollars for the ones like on mazdatrix. I've seen a few on ebay that are for our cars for under $100. Has anybody tried any of these? There are a ton of different types. I'm looking for one to be a weatherresistan/proof cover. This car will be outside in the rain/wind, etc. What covers are you guys using?
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costco, $60
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You can get one from walmart for $20
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has anybody tried the fitted covers?

example:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...spagenameZWDVW

How well do they fit? I have a little higher than normal rear spoiler and don't want to get a fitted cover if it won't fit....but i'd prefer a fitted if it will fit.
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those $20 wally world specials dont hold up for a week here in the desert
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i dont know if i would really use a car cover they tend to keep moisture inside them and it makes the car rust really fast IMHO
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i have an OEM car cover and it fits like a glove...probably not really what you want to hear but if you find one for cheap you wont be disappointed.
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Try Auto Zone?
But seriously this is your 7, I assume, they aren't made anymore, take care of it dude.
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