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vvdb · 24th April 2007, 20:19

Dear experts,

I have a brand new (1-month old) Civic 1.8 EX with glass roof and all that parked on my driveway.
That's actually the problem: the car is parked on my driveway, sleeping under the stars. In fact, it sits there for most of the week, since I mostly drive during week-ends.
I have no garage, and no car port. Any such construction is forbidden by the city council where I live (yes, it sucks. Belgium can be a strange country, but that's the way it is).
My question is: should I protect my car against the elements, and if so, how? Is there something like a "car cover", or is such a device ineffective?
I suppose it's not a big problem with the nice weather we are having now, but I don't know how well the car will survive the winter.

Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks.

24th April 2007, 20:19	#1 (permalink)
vvdb Valve Cap Join Date: 9th April 2007 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Protecting against the elements Dear experts, I have a brand new (1-month old) Civic 1.8 EX with glass roof and all that parked on my driveway. That's actually the problem: the car is parked on my driveway, sleeping under the stars. In fact, it sits there for most of the week, since I mostly drive during week-ends. I have no garage, and no car port. Any such construction is forbidden by the city council where I live (yes, it sucks. Belgium can be a strange country, but that's the way it is). My question is: should I protect my car against the elements, and if so, how? Is there something like a "car cover", or is such a device ineffective? I suppose it's not a big problem with the nice weather we are having now, but I don't know how well the car will survive the winter. Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks.