A good car is usually your second biggest expense. Between the gas, the insurance, and the oil changes, it adds up fast. But the real cost is the depreciation that happens when you let the paint sit under snow, salt, and sun for months. A custom-fitted cover is the best way to keep that value where it belongs.
Prices for these covers usually stay flat year-round, but the best time to buy is late summer or early fall. You want it in your garage before the first frost hits. We can look at how to get a $350 cover now and pay it off slowly so it does not hit your monthly budget all at once.
This plan only works if you zero out the balance before the clock runs out. After those 18 months, the interest rate will jump to the standard variable APR, and that $350 cover will suddenly start costing you much more every month.