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Sakura Full Car Cover

At under £30, this water-resistant Sakura cover is easily the least expensive on test and offers basic protection.

Sakura Full Car Cover
Overall Auto Express rating

3.0

Best price: £27.99

At under £30, this water-resistant Sakura cover is easily the least expensive on test and offers basic protection. The thin nylon material was middle of the pack in the knock test giving decent resistance against lighter impacts. However, it didn’t perform as well in the breathability test with a fair bit of moisture left on the inside, although there was some weight gain in the dryer. It does the job and is easy on the wallet, but there are better options for a few pounds more.

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