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09-13-2008
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| SLK World Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Scituate, MA
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|  Harsh winters, no garage, what Cover? Hi all - enjoying the new SLK55 for a few weeks now. Since my purchase, I've been expecting to buy a car cover, or build a carport. Does anyone have any experience buying a car cover and having it protect the car through a winter outdoors? (I am in New England - where it can be very harsh - lots of snow expected) I am expecting to cover the car regardless, but was wondering if anyone has a suggestion. I usually would buy the official MB car cover, but there are links here with a lot (too many) options. Cheaper seems to have great reviews (but reviews are on their own site) http://www.autoanything.com/car-cove...&from_search=1 Carcoverworld.com has same as many website - NOAH and others ranging from $200 to $300 or more. |
 
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09-13-2008
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| My 2 cents on a SLK car cover: http://www.slkworld.com/slk-r171-gen...er-review.html
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Edited after reviewing sites: Was wondering - would you trust the new car cover you have from *************.com to work well in the Winter with snow? Thank you, and take care! Rob | |
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09-14-2008
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| I've used other Noah car covers in the snow with no problems. Just do not try to remove a cover that is frozen to the car that could cause damage. Wait for it to thaw first.
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