Even in Arizona, they'd be garaged when not in use, and you'd turn on the air conditioning before even leaving the garage. And glass is mostly opaque to UV, so the sun isn't an issue. Salt and moisture are what kill cars.
Right but most cars are in the garage overnight but in parking lots during the day and exposed to the sun. And some people in apartments don’t have garages. I’ve seen cars with cracked dashboard panels and exterior paint damaged from prolonged heat and sun exposure.
I feel like I have to remind you that we're talking about lambos.
People who own Lamborghinis don't drive them to work, and if they do, they certainly don't leave them in the lot all day. They definitely don't live in buildings without garages. "Most cars" are not $250,000 supercars.
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u/Babys_For_Breakfast Feb 20 '25 edited Feb 20 '25
Really? I assumed that the intense heat and constant sun ray would ruin the interior of cars quickly.