Car cover for harsh winter

Same here. I'm interested in advice on an ice/snow/rain resistant cover.

I moved to a house with no garage, and spent a while scraping my windows this morning. A cover for the Prius would solve the problem. I won't have to store the cover in my car, because I have covered parking at work.

 

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I bought mine from California Car Cover (Google them, not sure of their website). Its in my neighborhood, but they do online mail order. I think it was $140 or so. It came with mirror pockets, and antenna sleeve, custom made for Prius odd shape. It is "Stormweave Evolution Block-it" fabric, and seems very durable. There are grommets for a cable lock system (cable is $10, you supply the lock). I found the same material cover at Covercraft website for less money (about $100) for my Subaru. Check them out too. One tip, invest in a shark fin antenna. Threading the cover over the whip antenna is a PITA, even here in sunny California. If you have the shark fin, you might get by with a more generic lower priced cover (without the antenna pocket). My covers work well for rain, moisture, and frost...never seen snow. Good luck. Costco has generic covers for $50-75, last time I looked, and they are decent, but I prefer the Evolution material.