J Schmidt

I would like ya'll to weigh in on your experiences with car covers used outdoors. My S is gonna be out of the garage for a bit and it needs the best protection possible.

Hfreak

Rent a garage space close by, you do have a GPW that needs to be kept as pristine as possible!

rpg51

I can't believe any cover will actually provide adequate protection outdoors.

mcbuff

Find a regional airport close to you and see how much a hangar rental will cost you. If Ontario is anything like the US, there's no long term commitment, and for the size, "T" hangars are a pretty good size for the money. Just don't get mad at me if you decide to store all of your junk there and still rent it 6 months from now...

Unbeliever

The FAA is cracking down on non-aviation hangar use on any airport that has accepted Federal funds for operation/improvement.

Rx8toS2k

Try Covercraft Noah's Cover. I've gone through 3 Noah covers in the last 10 years. It is great for outdoor as the material is thick enough to provide decent protection from the elements .
It is has pores to allow water to evaporate faster. The overall fit and finish of this car cover is top notch as it is custom made for your car.

Chuck S

If there's any wind at all a cover will scratch the car's paint. Car cover is basically a dust cover for indoor storage.

There's a S2000 in a "u-store-it" storage room where I used to store my camper trailer. Pushed in and out by hand the times I've seen it. There may be fuel restrictions at some storage sites.

-- Chuck

NH_s2k_Guy

Covercraft WeatherShield HP

I don't have a garage and use this cover on a daily basis during the 6 month driving season here in New England.

Never had an issue with it! Works great and I've had the same one for years and my 13 year old S still looks brand new.

Chuck S: I have never had any issue with this cover scratching the car, believe me if I had I would have burned the cover at the stake!

Jggysk2

airport hangars? how much is monthly?