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Cosmos Indoor Car Cover

It was tight at the top, but this keenly priced, two-tone Cosmos narrowly takes the win

Cosmos indoor car cover
Overall Auto Express rating

5.0

Best price: £43

It was tight at the top, but this keenly priced, two-tone Cosmos narrowly takes the win. The material is super soft and stretchy, making for a good fit on our test car. At only 130g per square metre, it’s lightweight and easy to take on and off. No surprise then that it was among the midfield in the drop test, but it really starred in the breathability assessment, allowing the moisture to escape easily. It’s also quick to pack away in its zipped bag. A great cover at a great price.

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