SUV Tent Car Awning, UPF 50++ with Portable Waterproof Storage Bag, Tear-Resistant, Large Space, Good Vision, Smooth Ventilation, Suitable for Outdoor Beach Camping Auto Canopy Shade……

Bought for 2004 Mazda MPV minivan. Fits well, could be a little longer, it doesn't fit completely under the rear bumper, but comes across about 6" short of the bottom, still fits snug to keep our bugs.Really like the center zipper in the screen, makes for easy access to the back of the van. Would like to have a way to roll the screens off to the side and tie up, but using spring clamps works.The fabric seems to be sturdy, I like that it's silver inside, so it doesn't allow light through. Keeps the back hatch area a little cooler.I'm a short person, and can set this up in 5 minutes alone. First, align the main seam side to side with the bottom edge of the rear liftgate. Only open the liftgate about halfway while you do this. Allow the liftgate to rise slowly while you throw the upper portion of the tent into place over the liftgate and rear of the van's roof. Buckle straps in place on wheel wells, then under bumper and use the tires to secure the top. I tied the top of mine to the roof rack. I haven't used it with tent poles to hold up the canopy section yet, but it should all work well.I can't speak to the durability, or how it holds up in rain. Worked great for a sunny day, allowed a nice breeze into the van and kept the mosquitoes at bay. The zippers only have the pulls on the outside, but I just jused my fingers to snug the zipper pull closed.

This is one of those purchases I know will make my life easier. I bought this with our local drive-in in mind, thinking it would be great to keep out mosquitoes and light rain while my family was watching an outdoor movie. I used it today, just after it was delivered.I set it up all by myself with my one and four year old with me, so I have to say it was easy to set up. I didn’t set up the canopy with the poles, just rolled that part up and also secured the straps to my back seat door handles instead of behind the wheels. It fit great on my Ford Escape and felt durable.An unexpected thunder and hailstorm rolled in and was crazy, strong wind and pouring buckets of rain. We stayed dry and it never blew off the car. We did leave soon after that. I can’t wait to use this again!

Bought the blue "large" version. Just attached it to the van in my driveway. It fits well, but it's kinda tricky to figure out which way it goes on. Probably easier if you have two people, but I used a step stool to get it up over the the lift gate (it gets hung up on the back wiper), and some 100 lb magnets for clipping it to the van body while I maneuvered it around (I may not use the straps because the magnets hold so well). Overall I think this is going to work for me as a quick way to camp.

I’ve used this tailgate tent three or four times now and I love it. I use it when I car camp and don’t want to put up a big suv tent. Gives privacy, yet allows airflow. I’d buy it again.

I have a ford focus and it works with a smaller hatchback.