Did you read my posts or just the first one?
I said in my third post, "the car was immaculately clean..." before I put the cover on.
Why should I have ordered one from carcoversdirect.com?

You saying, "...they offer the best quality covers from covercraft" means zilch to me.
You saying, "I've had one of these covers on my car for a year now and it's great" - or something along those lines at least means something .

For all I know, you're a salesman for covercraft?
I looked at their website - the website looks like crap and unless someone told me of their fantastic firsthand experience with carcoversdirect, I wouldn't even give them a second glance because if they can't put any effort into their sales pitch, what would ever cause me to believe they had a great product?

I've had a lot (25+) of car covers on various cars for decades and until this last purchase, I've never had an AutoArmour cover.
Until the AutoArmour cover, I've never had a problem with any of the covers damaging my cars.

Do you have personal experience with carcoversdirect ?
Assuming so,
Did you have the cover(s) on your car(s) in inclimate, windy, rainy weather?
For how long?
Are the covers waterproof?
Which of the covers did you buy? That website lists several different covers for Crossfires. Which one is the one I "should've ordered" ?

You should have included this info in your post, otherwise for all I know, you're just regurgitating a sales pitch you read on the internet. I have pix and a video of what the AutoArmour cover did to my car. What do you have, other than a link, regarding carcoversdirect?


Dave