no, you will need to order the make of car to get the proper fit in the all seasons covers because the large car covers will only fit a normal saloon car

I've got mine on a Subaru Imprezza and it's only just tall enough. I don't think it would work with a Discovery

you can get this cover in the make and model of your car if you pre order it at halfords

Hi, I've used the large on a Subaru Imprezza which has a low rear spoiler. It only just fits. I doubt it would work with an estate type back

I always make sure the seams are on the underside and not showing, of course when you have the cover on you will see if it fits properly or not as it is elasticated at the ends and the elastication should be on the underside not on the outside of the cover.

I put the seams on the inside on first use...but then as long as you always use it the same way it should be fine...always make sure the dry side is against the car.

If the car is going to be left outside like mine is, there should be no problems at all, the all seasons cover is "what it says" of course if it is a convertible make sure you put a large cotton blanket over the roof of the car first before you put the all seasons cover on as it helps it to stop sweating

I would go for the extra large size

I would certainly think so

if you are putting your car in the garage there really is no need to put a car cover over it anyway. The all seasons covers are really meant for cars which are parked outside, so save your money.

put a linen large cloth or blanket (not woollen) over the rooftop cover before you put the all seasons cover on, it helps it not to sweat

I would certainly think so

the rainwater will clean it if you keep it on your car or just hose it down and let it dry out again as it is waterproof if you try and wash it you may damage the waterproofing