Boxster Car Cover Opinion?

[Giller]

Originally Posted by davismt

I recently bought a 2013 Boxster (base) and after trying out a 3rd party outdoor car cover that fit poorly, I'd like to know if anyone found a quality & decent fitting cover thats not OEM-priced? Car will be in the garage 95% of the time but may need to park outdoors on occasion. Thx for any suggestions!

Um, you bought a 2013 Boxster and you are worried about the price of the OEM cover??

[ShevyII]

Hello, first time post. I got a cover from Custom Covers for cars, trucks and SUVs from Covercraft for my 2001 Boxster. I bought the Noah cover, little higher cost but fits like a glove and keep car dry. Very nice cover for the price.

[cas951]

You will be much happier with the fit and looks of the OEM cover. I've tried after market ones priced in the $150-$200 range and was not happy. After market ones always left a powdery particles on the car each time I took them off. OEM is very easy to take off and fold due to design compared with 3rd party.

[dbansal]

Originally Posted by Giller

Um, you bought a 2013 Boxster and you are worried about the price of the OEM cover??

+1

[Slate 01]

In most cases I would say you can get by with an aftermarket cover, but in the case of your Boxster you really should pop for OEM, it really does make a difference (it's not like buying Q-tips or generic ear swabs where it really doesn't matter). Just suck it up and chunk up the dough, you won't regret it.

[Hawaiian Driver]

I absolutely agree OEM is the way to go, here the climate can be harsh, and with the silverguard finish reflecting the sunshine it's amazing how cool the interior remains.

[M31]