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Summer sun can heat up a parked car quickly. In Winston-Salem, humid afternoons can make a short trip feel uncomfortable. Your air conditioning may be working hard, but heat can enter through the glass. This is common after parking in full sun. These ten signs show when your car windows are letting in too much summer heat. The steering wheel is too hot to touch If the steering wheel feels hot after a short stop, strong sunlight is passing through the windscreen and side windows. The seats stay

Summer in North Carolina throws a lot at a car's exterior. Between relentless sun, sticky black tar melting off hot asphalt, and an explosion of bugs that seem to appear overnight, paint takes a real beating from May through September. A thin layer of film changes how much of that seasonal assault actually reaches the surface underneath, and the payoff usually becomes obvious once cooler weather finally arrives. Blocking UV Damage Before It Starts Constant sun exposure breaks down clear coat o