Budge A-5 Protector IV Car Cover, 4 Layer Reliable Weather Protection, Waterproof, Dustproof, UV Treated Car Cover Fits Cars up to 264", Tan, Size 5: fits sedans up to 22'

Caution, measure your car before ordering cover. The site indicated the A-5 cover was the correct one for our 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis; but it was not. We returned it for the next size down because the Budge car cover is the best made cover we have found.

This has been a great car cover and it has held up well. It is now 2025 and it is in need of replacement. A new one is on the way. It has worked great. The straps have been great and the center grommets worked well to attach a bungee cord underneath. It never came off (and I live in a place with 50-mile-an-hour windstorms frequently). It is fast to put on, and take off. There are buckles at both ends of the straps. The straps caused no scratching or problems and have always held tight. Rain, sleet, snow, boiling hot, freezing cold, it worked great. Good value for the money.

Liked the quality of the fabric but not the fit. Even though the site should the cover fits my vehicle it was about 3' too long. It sits on the ground in the front and back and what's with sewing the carring bag on to the cover so it would be exposed to all the ellements. I kept the bag for its quality but the size should be more accurite.

This cover was used to store antique car over the winter when we took car out of storage the top cover was all pealing off . Have to replace for this years storage

After 3 months in the hot Hawaiian sun the first layer of the cover started to deteriorate. It has been over a year of ownership now, the top layer continues to make "snow flurries" of particles down the street, but the cover is still intact. I noticed this "decay" seemed to accelerate when the cover was rolled up wet. I looked into the warranty information: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/814xQTtzDDS.pdf and there is no section for this "Protector IV" model. I'm assuming it is the "Duro" model, with a 5 year warranty. I will continue to watch it fall apart, and see it is worth my time to ship back for warranty replacement. This may work fine if you have a covered area that keeps direct sunlight off of the vehicle, but if that was the case, why would you buy this thing in the first place? I do not recall what the price was for the correct size for my car, but at the time of purchase the largest model was cheaper (at $107..68). I have since noticed the price for a "Camry" sized vehicle is in the $70.00 range. Perhaps if this was $40.00, it would be worth it. The cover finally tore apart as I was trying to remove it (when it was wet). This happened last year, around September. So it lasted maybe 15 months total. However 12 of those months it was creating a big mess. I suppose if I could get free shipping both ways, I'd be willing to work with the warranty process. But I think I'll just knock this review down to 1 star and call it a "lesson learned".

I recently acquired a 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V, Bill Blass edition that I am restoring. The moonroof leaks, and I don’t have a large enough garage to park it in. So I got this car cover and it has worked perfectly for keeping my car dry and out of the sun. It’s even withstood the high winds we get here in the Midwest and stayed on tight. I’m very pleased with this purchase.

Very good I bought them in the past they last a long, long time and they work very very very well thank you

Great quality

This cover would probbably work fine if it was used indoors. But it will not survive outdoors. 23 month after installing it, outer surface has disintegrated into white plastic snow.