When a hurricane barrels through Central Florida, the damage isn’t limited to rooftops and power lines. Vehicles take a hit too—exposed to flying debris, floodwaters, corrosive salt, and the kind of humidity that breeds mold overnight. For many, the car is the last thing they think about during a storm.

Central Florida isn’t just hot—it’s hostile. Between relentless sun, swamp-level humidity, and salt air creeping in from both coasts, your vehicle faces a daily assault. And if you’re still treating your car like it lives in a dry garage in Arizona, you’re setting yourself up for premature wear, fading, and corrosion.