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I use to live in Phx AZ and my Vette suffered for it (clear coat, =
armrest cracking) but anyways I suggest that you get the side and back =
windows tinted (limo tint) then keep one of those windshield deflectors =
with you for quick trips in the store (silver side out). Get a good car =
cover not one of those cheap one's on ebay. always make sure you have a =
good wax job on it 2 reasons 1st helps protect the clear coat in the AZ =
sun 2nd protects the car from the car cover. I would only use the car =
cover in cases like this (going to the fair all day, going to AZ Mills =
mall for the day) but for quick trips the tint and the deflector will =
work just fine. One more thing is if you have remote start leave you A/C =
in the super cool position and as you are approaching the isle your car =
is on crank it up by the time you get to it and put your stuff in, It =
should be bearable to get in. P.S. the GM cars today with remote start =
have a built in security feature that protects you from somebody just =
jumping in your car and taking off.
JMO
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"Andrew DeFaria" <Andrew@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Living here in sunny Phoenix and approaching the summer I'm wondering =
what are some of the better options for covering my 2008? What I'm =
looking for is something simply and hopefully not too expensive but =
effective. Summers here are often in the 100's and 110's! I'm looking to =
keep the inside of the car cool primarily.
As I see it there are about 3 options. First is the windshield covers =
- we've all seen them - you put them up when you are leaving the car and =
they are propped up by the sun visors usually. Cheap and easy to do I =
think I should get one of these no matter what for those quick trips to =
say the grocery store when the other options seem a bit much...
The second kind I've seen seem to be compromise between the windshield =
screens and the full car cover in that they attempt to only cover the =
windshield, roof, back window and side windows. Seem like a good =
compromise in that they would stop the interior from heating up by the =
sun shinning through the side or read windows. Additionally I have a =
transparent top. Seems like this solution would keep the interior =
cooler. Cons: It's probably a little more time consuming/cumbersome to =
put on.
Full car cover. While these obviously cover the most and probably =
protect the most, I can't picture stopping at a grocery store, for =
instance, and going through the bother of pulling out and putting on one =
of these. Then again, it'd be good to get one of those to put on when I =
park my car for the full day while at work.
I just don't want to have to buy all of them!
Can anybody share their experiences with these types of car covers...
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here in sunny Phoenix and approaching the summer I'm wondering what =
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of the better options for covering my 2008? What I'm looking for is =
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simply and hopefully not too expensive but effective. Summers here are =
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in the 100's and 110's! I'm looking to keep the inside of the car cool =
primarily.<BR><BR>As I see it there are about 3 options. First is the=20
windshield covers - we've all seen them - you put them up when you are =
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the car and they are propped up by the sun visors usually. Cheap and =
easy to=20
do I think I should get one of these no matter what for those quick =
trips to=20
say the grocery store when the other options seem a bit =
much...<BR><BR>The=20
second kind I've seen seem to be compromise between the windshield =
screens and=20
the full car cover in that they attempt to only cover the windshield, =
roof,=20
back window and side windows. Seem like a good compromise in that they =
would=20
stop the interior from heating up by the sun shinning through the side =
or read=20
windows. Additionally I have a transparent top. Seems like this =
solution would=20
keep the interior cooler. Cons: It's probably a little more time=20
consuming/cumbersome to put on.<BR><BR>Full car cover. While these =
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cover the most and probably protect the most, I can't picture stopping =
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grocery store, for instance, and going through the bother of pulling =
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putting on one of these. Then again, it'd be good to get one of those =
to put=20
on when I park my car for the full day while at work.<BR><BR>I just =
don't want=20
to have to buy all of them!<BR><BR>Can anybody share their experiences =
with=20
these types of car covers...<BR>
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