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I've always thought that only cheap cars have their windows all fog up in the winter. During the summer, I've seen the glass on the TL windows and thought they would probably work fine in the winter and not have fog on them. However, these few days, it got pretty cold up here and fog started to appear on my windows. Any way to fix this problem? You guys think its a big deal at all? Thanks in advance.

Snowwolfe

Press the a/c button A/C is also a dehumidifier. You can set the temperature anywhere you like. It will still heat.

racersky

if not that go to any automotive store like pepboys or something even walmart and buy Rain-X wipes for interior window. That works like a charm.

Repecat

Or, keep the ACC set on Auto all the time. That way the A/C will kick on intermittently to dehumidify and keep the windows fog-free.

tkx

All vehicles have fog in the window... that is why there is a defroster setting for the temperature control.

badboy

have you guys noticed that the back window does not defog as quickly as you would want it to....I had a 92 corolla and it defogged faster than the tl....

Road Rage

Most cars I "fix" with greenhouse looking windows have the recirc system engaged, preventing fresh air from entering the car. I have had no condesation, even with the a/c off, once the engine warms up and I set the air mode right.

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