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Classic Additions Soft Stretch Indoor

For that tailored look without the expense, this Classic Additions cover gets close.

Classic Additions Soft Stretch Indoor
Overall Auto Express rating

4.0

Best price: £131.60

For that tailored look without the expense, this Classic Additions cover gets close. You can also add a logo and choose a colour. As the name suggests, it’s stretchy and fitted our test car snugly, pulling easily over panels. It’s also relatively thin, which means it performed well in the kettle test with moisture easily making its way through. However, it wasn’t as effective for impact protection, where it struggled. It looks good on the car, but you pay for that with a higher price than some rivals.

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