Opinions Needed -- Rain Guards for windows?

[m3f_Edgy_592e912c16]

Anyone consider? The ones in the Bavarian catalogue look pretty good.



Would be nice to be able to crack windows without water always getting all over the grey leather. But does it look too ricey? :???:

[m3f_Angella_c036ec6b5f]

I don't usually think of them as ricey - I'm from ohio, so tail lights with circle = ricey, rain guards are what everyone puts on their trucks : )

[m3f_Edgy_592e912c16]

Thanks Angella, votes from fellow Greens carry extra weight!! :thumbsup:



For some reason, I don't like the look of the wind guard for the sunroof, but thinking about them for the windows. But don't think I've ever seen another M3 with them.

[m3f_Angella_c036ec6b5f]

I don't know if it was a vote... I don't think they look ricey, but I think pick'emup truck when I see them : )



Esp if they are fake carbon fibre, and you have a matching bug shield - ew!!!

[m3f_tlvanden]

IMHO, probably not a good idea. However, if they're relatively cheap, you can always just trash 'em!

[m3f_///sleeper_f29d08a5a4]

I think those rain shields will rob your car of those sexy lines. If you've just got to have the windows cracked during a storm, I'd say put a plastic bag over the leather and let her rip .

[m3f_Walshie_18f10d3288]

Those are gay, period. Crack the sunroof vent if you want air while its raining.

[m3f_Hankdoll_3c9258fbdb]

I got 'em. On rainy days...I just pop them on before I pull out of the garage. Only takes a minute. They don't look so good...but work great. Now I can roll down the windows on my commute without getting the cabin wet (I smoke).