Hail Protector Car Cover with Thick Multi-Layered EVA | Gift Windshield Sun Shade | Hail Blanket Custom Fit Sedan Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, Mustang etc. | See Size Chart |

Easy-to-use product, compatible with sedans from popular brands such as Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Ford, etc. It is resistant to all types of weather, including hail and heavy rain. Its seams are strong and of good quality, but it lacks lengthwise straps for better securing, as they only come in widthwise.

The description says fits Mustang, but is too small for a Mustang. Does not cover entire car....width wise. The length is enough..barely. But it needs to be wider to fit.

I used their size chart.Straps are too short for Ford Focus. Had to buy extensions.

Awesome cover! It is easy to cover the car, offers great protection from not only the sun but other weather elements. The cover top is thick so finish won't ding from falling things, it has proper folds to help water run off and fits perfectly.

strap broke first time. but seems thick enough to withstand hail

Good quality but too small compared to product measurements. Next size was SUV but measurements were smaller then the sedan 3 and delivery day was 3wks out - had to return

Fits my car well, good quaity, ease of use, size, durable, functionality and a good value for the price

This review is for the car cover size A3. The item received is mainly consistent with the product photos and description. It was not hard to get the cover out of the case, but it was confusing figuring out which end was for the front and which was for the back. Both have the reflective triangle in the middle. Just being outside, didn't have time to figure it out and had to make my best guess.Apparently, I had put it on backwards the first time. Made sense because the fit was awkward. The second time, I had looked at the product photos beforehand and then saw the slight variation with the lines at the front. The fit was better but still not perfect. It looked good, not great on. It really would make a difference if it had pockets for the side mirrors. That also would have made it easier to decipher which way the cover goes on.It's a bit hard to get the straps from one side of the car to the other when you're tossing them underneath it. There isn't enough weight with the plastic buckles, and more weight is what you need when trying to throw the straps under a sedan. I'm wondering if this is an issue with all covers or it others are more weighted or have more length to work with.One thing that I wasn't expecting is that the cover started coming off on one end of the car when a storm came through with 15-20mph wind gusts. The cover seemed securely fastened (as well as it could be fastened) at the time. I also feel like my cover doesn't sit as low on the body of the car as you see in the photos, but of course that is going to vary for each vehicle type.I do like that it has the extra padding along the top. I have no doubt this will help to minimize some hail damage, provided the cover holds in place. It did seem to keep my car dry in the places the cover held steady. I'm hoping I won't have to put this cover to a true test, but I won't know how well it actually holds up against hail until we actually have some. Being that any kind of covering should help, I think this should also.As far as value for money, I'm seeing others that are selling for a lot less that have comparable ratings. Most others also have the pocket for the side mirrors that this one lacks. I can't see recommending this particular cover over similar ones at the current pricepoint - but if it ever is put to the test and outperforms others, I'll be increasing the stars.