Bought these for my 1998 Volvo V70 which actually has its leather in good shape. These are soft to sit on, protect the leather from my dog's claws and the effects of sunshine. These simply lay upon the seat and get tucked in where the seat back and bottom meet. They stay put and do not shift around as you get in and out. Finally, they actually look good and match the interior pretty well. Pleasantly surprised and planning to buy a set for my other car.

Really not understanding all the love and enthusiasm for these. Imagine a towel with some slight sticky substance applied such as those gripper socks given in the hospital. It's not terrible, but it's not worth 60.00. If i would have known i would have sprayed a towel with grippy stuff and had car seats for 10.00. So every time my elderly mother gets in the car we have to fuss with the seat covers because the have bunched under her butt. If you slide into your seat they are a terrible choice. They are only connected by a hang strap. I'd put a towel down and figure out in you sit on your seat or if you slide into your seat. If you are a slider these will be a misery. I'd love them if they had enough material that they could do a drawstring or hook attachment to keep them in place. As is...
A resounding meeeeh-over priced seat covers.

12/9/17 Edit: After the 2nd wash on a cold, delicate cycle (exceeding the care directions) these have turned into lumpy nastiness. They have a thin foam pad inside and that has torn, leaving an uncomfortable wad of foam that is impossible to straighten out. My washer has NEVER destroyed anything so I know it's not the fault of the washer. It's just a terrible design that will have failure at some point. I was unlucky enough to have it fall apart on wash 2, but the type of foam they put in this WILL fall apart at some point for everyone. I opened the seat cover because it was just unusable. Everyone has seen the cheap thin foam and by itself, it's extremely fragile. You can tear it even when you are careful. The material on each side gives it some protection, but no way will this stand up to repeated washing. The outside covering also looks like it shrunk slightly and has early signs of piling. It looks like the cheap rayon material from the past just didn't wash well: piling, snagging, and looking tired and used well before it's time. YUK!!!

Before I washed it for the 2nd time and they became unusable, I watched several people get in and out of my SUV (Honda Pilot). I realized that most people slide into the seat of a higher vehicle (SUV/Truck). Nearly everyone spent several minutes trying to rearrange this seat cover because they bunch. What a terrible waste of money these have been. Run, run away...

These are so nicely made. Much better quality than the cheapie foam ones you can buy anywhere off the shelf. The company has A+ customer service too. I had an issue several months after my purchase and they assisted me right away. I get lots of compliments from riders in my car. I will definitely buy these for any future cars.

Very comfortable and they don't move! First covers that didn't try to find the back of the car every time you sat down. Also I have a grey interior and the color (black dot pattern on white) made it look almost like an original covering. The back of the product is covered in tiny soft dots that stick to the seat, very clever solution to keep it from moving. Nice product, highly recommended.

Overall, I love the concept of these covers. They work extremely well in the backseat but they are not quite long enough for the front. I have a standard sedan; a Toyota Camry. I have heated leather seats, a 3rd grade hockey player and a 70 pound Labradoodle. I bought these mainly due to the heat created with black leather seats in 90-100 degree heat and protecting our skin against the hot seat. My seat cover leaves about 4-5 inches of exposed leather that the backs of my knees and thighs are in contact with. I have tried adjusting it a few times, but can't seem to get it to cover that section. I wish they were just a few inches longer!