I just bought a black E, and I love it. My giant dog also loves it. He enjoys the "shotgun" seat much more than the rear, because he can then stick part of his head out the window.

Obligatory dog pic:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/104/288287342_bbfaaf5607.jpg

Then comes the slobber. It really, really shows on a black vehicle.

I windex the windows as often as I can, but am not sure if I should use that product on the doors. Any product suggestions on quickly cleaning the slobber marks off of the doors?

get powder tide and only use a little in a bucket of water. wipe the door with the moist towel, wipe it dry with a dry towel. That's what I used in the interiors when I had my detailing shop.

Love the obligatory dog pic.

Nice dog, he/she looks so comfy in its very own king size bed :-D

Try Nature's Miracle. It's available at your local pet store. It is enzymatic and works very good on our dog's slobber.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/104/288287342_bbfaaf5607.jpg

Geesh! What a loafer!

Thanks for the suggestions; I'll try them and see which one works best. Both will not scratch/damage the paint on the doors, right?

gisele, his name is Nikko.

joe, perhaps a more alert pic?

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/120/291263194_e2d96f803a.jpg

Tide will not damage the paint, plastic, or fabric. If you use it on fabric, use a shop vac to get the water out.

A simple cleaning solution worked well on the outside. I used some Armor All on the interior, but the door's interior still has the gray streaks where his slobber rolled. I'll step up to using the cleaning solution on the interior tomorrow morning.

(My Corolla is jealous of how often I clean my E).