Audi B8 A4/S4 Outdoor Fitted Car Cover

[Deckdout2]

Does anyone have one of these that they're not using? The one made by Audi, with the logo. Can't find them anywhere now.

[B G 8er]

Does anyone have one of these that they're not using? The one made by Audi, with the logo. Can't find them anywhere now.

Why not just order a custom cover from Covercraft Industries? You could choose the best fabric/cover for your specific needs (indoor-outdoor, etc). Probably better fitment and quality (if they didn't in fact make the one sold by Audi?) Not sure if they could add the Audi logo but not sure if that's necessary to you. http://https://www.covercraft.com/us/en

[Deckdout2]

Why not just order a custom cover from Covercraft Industries? You could choose the best fabric/cover for your specific needs (indoor-outdoor, etc). Probably better fitment and quality (if they didn't in fact make the one sold by Audi?) Not sure if they could add the Audi logo but not sure if that's necessary to you. http://https://www.covercraft.com/us/en

Thanks. Didn't know these guys were out there. I don't care about the audi logo, that's just how I was trying to identify that I wanted the fitted one specifically made for the car. I'll look into these guys and see if they have a form fitted one.

[B G 8er]

You are welcome. You can also check out California Car Covers, that's who I bought mine from and I am almost 100 percent sure mine was made by Covercraft. Yes, it will be exactly tailored for your car. Make sure you research which of the fabrics best fits your needs. Some are intended for indoor garage use only, others are better against outdoor and rain. The Owners of California Car Covers used to own 1/2 of Beverly Hills Motoring Accessories back in the day and had a tight relationship with Covercraft. I believe Covercraft is now in Oklahoma somewhere. Also, not sure if your are aware, you never want to put a cover on your car f it is dirty or has dust because it will scratch the paint. I've given up on using them outdoors. It's allot of work putting them on after dusting the car with a California Car Duster, the wind can blow them off if you don't tie it down, etc. I only use mine in the garage to keep it from getting dusty as we live in a very dusty, arid area. For outdoors, I'd probably just invest in a solid paint sealant (like C Quartz), tint your windows and avoid parking where irrigation sprinklers might hit it and call it aday.