Quadrphnia

I purchased one because it's supposedly identical to the one Lexus uses at half the price.

I'm completely satisfied with it and the fit is perfect. It's made of non-abrasive material, covers the exhaust, and has pockets for the mirrors & shark fin.

NSXGuy

Thanks. That's an option. I found the factory cover for $230 so still some savings over that.

VtotheJ

iTrader: (2)

Do you need it to be waterproof? If so, I can sell you mine. It's a Noah custom-fit cover. IMO, I don't see a point in covering the car if it's already garaged.

Quadrphnia

I'm starting to agree with this as well. Particularly since I only like to cover a car if it's completely clean. For example, if there's a nice, salt free day here in Chicago in January (HA!) whilst it's being stored and I take it out, it won't be spotless when I return it under the cover without a quick spray-clean.

Plus, if the garage has traffic, sometimes a cover provides the illusion it's immortal / invisible which invites dings.

NSXGuy

Unfortunately, my car has to stay outdoors when it home. I already have a cheap waterproof cover that I plan to use (over the indoor cover) in the two weeks a year it rains in SoCal so I'm looking at getting a nicer form fitting one for everyday use. I've used the other indoor ones on other cars I park outside. With the SoCal weather, they work well for me.

darbs242

iTrader: (5)

I have one. It fits perfect.

KOKISF

Perfect fit highly recomended

ISF4life

iTrader: (30)

Its very good just get it and u'll be a happy man

FNSSESPORT

yeah, the Lexus cover is perfect. The bag is attached to it, which is convenient. And when you cover it, you put the bag portion in the trunk, so it prevents the cover from being easily taken.

Scott610

iTrader: (3)

Just bought one on craigslist used it has mirror pockets that covers mirror and a plastic film on cover for license plate got a deal for 110 and new is like 300 I think

NSXGuy

I'm sold on the oem cover! Thanks guys.

PJSnow

So I live in NY and we get some decent snowfall each year. Unfortunately, the ISF has to stay outside year round. I'm looking into getting a car cover to protect it a bit while I'm not driving it during the winter months. Does anyone have any recommendations? Things I should look for?

ISFTOMMY

I had the RainX one. It was the thicker one (almost like leather) worked really well but got pretty dirty ( after about a year of being outside).

FinLIFE

iTrader: (8)

Looking at options as well. The oem one seems to go for about $240-250, but not sure how good it is for outdoors

NSXGuy

I have the OEM one. It's very thin like nylon. Works fine for keeping dust and sun off the car but that's about it.