Car Cover for 2015 GT

[1st time Mustang]

I live in N.J...Winters get rough here.Do not have a Garage.Any recommendations for modest price car covers.Are they durable in winter weather?Any one have problems with cover??..Thank you..Sorry if on wrong thread..

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[redline727]

You'll need a five layer for outside winter weather. Make sure it's rated for snow and ice.

 

[redline727]

I don't have any personal experience with this company. Just using them for what you should be looking for in features.

http://www.empirecovers.com/detail....ke=FORD&model=Mustang&year=2015&source=search

 

[CM581978]

Maybe look into one of those portable garages that can withstand snow and ice. I was using a pretty thick car cover and still got dents from acorns falling from oak trees.

 

[L8APEX]

I think you are better off without a cover. I would be concerned that something goes under the cover and scratches the paint.

 

[Beetlespin]

I live in NJ also. Left my Mazda MX-5 outside last winter with no ill effects. I'll be leaving the Mustang GT outside. There's less of a chance of it getting damaged in the driveway then in my garage.

 

[whysoblu]

I live in NJ also. Left my Mazda MX-5 outside last winter with no ill effects. I'll be leaving the Mustang GT outside. There's less of a chance of it getting damaged in the driveway then in my garage.

What happens in your garage that causes damage?

 

[angermgmt14]

It may not be moderately priced but I have/use a Superweave cover from California Car Cover. The snow just slides off the cover when brushing it off. It isn't thick though, so be careful shoveling around it.

 

[martin]

I have a cover that I bought through the dealer from Ford accessories. It seems of an excellent quality. It does not scratch the car. Buying from Amazon is no good, there are many products with a ten fold price range. I live in New England, I use it all seasons everywhere--parking lots, parking garages, my own garage (to protect the car from wife generated door dings). At work they laugh at me. The cover is easy to clean, I take it to laundry with oversized appliances. If I sense a hard rain coming I take it off. Only once I did not get it off in time

 

[Khyber]

if you get a cover, get cover craft. the best

 

[MX5Racer]

In Upstate New York, I bought this http://www.harborfreight.com/10-ft-x-17-ft-portable-garage-69039.html , so far still standing. I do knock the snow off when we get more than 3"

 

[Jonny50]

I was debating a car cover also. My garage will not fit my Mustang, so it will be outside this winter.(In Delaware)

I've read both sides of the argument, but am leaning towards just letting it sit outside without a cover.

Plus I will be driving it in the winter anyway.

 

[Jonny50]

I was debating a car cover also. My garage will not fit my Mustang, so it will be outside this winter.(In Delaware)

I've read both sides of the argument, but am leaning towards just letting it sit outside without a cover.

Plus I will be driving it in the winter anyway.

 

[Armen]

The big problem with a cover is the wind continuously causing it to rub back and forth, marring the paint. I'd suggest either leaving it uncovered (sound painful, I know) or renting a spot in a storage facility - the last being the best if you're not gonna be driving it till spring. It saves you space and you'll rest easy knowing it's out if the elements.

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