I am going to buy the infiniti all weather rubber floor mats and a nice car cover but am not sure where to go for each. I'd would like to get them both new in one transaction but that is not a necessity. I was thinking the dealer for the floor mats but was not sure if I could find a wholeseller cheaper elsewhere. And for the car cover I see a lot on ebay but do not know which one is good. The prices vary a lot there.

any suggestions?

 

www.weathertech.com

These guys are a little on the expensive side with their products but the quality is top notch.

 

anyone use these mats? I was thinking of getting them for the inside and the trunk area.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...7136QQtcZphoto

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ksid=p3907.m29

 

I bought these.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/G35-S...spagenameZWD1V

 

i have the infiniti all season floor mats from my dealer (free).

i would pass on the exact mats. taking them in/out would be a pain and could scratch the paint. instead, i would get the weathertech trunk mat.

 

I found the mats cheapest HERE for my g/f's G35x.

 

Concerning a car cover I bought a Covercraft Noah from AutoAnything.com for 199.00 plus shipping. I searched the net and this seemed like a good price for this cover. I don't know how is performs when rained on yet but it is a nice cover and it fits my 07 Journey sedan perfectly.

 

I had one of these for my previous 99 Trans Am Ram Air. The car would sit in a parking garage for weeks on end and every time I took off the cover it would be spotless.

The Noah fabric provides excellent ding / dent / wether protection and allows breathability. Thre are just a few down sides to covers in general:

1) People tend to forget that you have a shiney brand new car underneath it so if it is sitting in your garage family might not be too carful around it.

2) The Noah is bulky and will take up most of your trunk space (if that is where you store it).

3) When you use tire dressing it tends to make the parts covering the tires really dirty.

Other than that, it was flawless. I also opted for the cable and lock on mine.

Some other things to note:

1) Don't have the type of car printed on it - why let people know?

2) When you take it off the car, fold it - don't slide it. Slides lead to scratches.

3) Try to keep it fairly clean as washing that monster is a PITA and I am sure no one's washing machine can fit it

 

Thanks for all the comments guys. I will def. look into that car cover. As for the floor mats I realized I had purchases the stain warranty. So I'll just let the carpet ones be and if something gets really bad I'll have the dealer take car of it.