Good for its money..now for durability over time, still unknown..I have it for about 2 - 3 weeks
and what I know..is that it keeps the car quite cool!

Initially, it appears durable and provides sufficient protection from the sun. However, its durability over time is very low as it started to break and fray within a year.

It fits a Nissan Primera P12, which has a very large windshield. For the money, it is simply good. It leaves a small uncovered gap at the top (1cm-2cm). The ideal height would be 98cm instead of 96cm. Its length is very good, and the doors hold it well. The outer sheet is dark gray! It would be much better if it were silver to reflect more sunlight. (For these 2 reasons above, I give one star less) As for durability, I don't know yet; in time it will show. I hope it lasts 2 summers. Update: It barely lasted one summer! After 4-5 months, it started to shed, and a few days later it disintegrated. I bought 2, and both lasted the same!

We have been using it for a few months only, but it seems good. It has a bottom lining to prevent scratching the glass, so it is not fragile.

The durability of it lasts for two to three months.
It was used throughout the summer.
It does not withstand high temperatures, resulting in its material fading and peeling.

It protects from solar radiation, but after 2 months of use in all weather conditions, the cover starts to unravel and disintegrate.

It is a bit transparent, resulting in sunlight passing through and heating up the car. The material looks very fake, it tore after 2 months of daily use. It is a satisfactory size, even for cars with a large windshield. Conclusion: useful for autumn, winter, and spring seasons, but not for summer. Also, if it gets wet, it holds water, so you don't want to put it in the trunk and have to find a place for it to dry.

Very good protection from the weather conditions, if it was a little bigger, (5-10 cm), it would be perfect. Easy to install with a reasonable price.

Quite good, it covers part of the windows in the Corolla. However, it seems to not be durable, we will see.