De Tomaso vehicles, celebrated for their exotic styling and performance pedigree, often feature windshields that are custom-shaped and integrated into low-slung, high-performance designs. In cold climates, the sharp curvature and limited insulation can result in uneven thermal expansion, especially during sudden defrosting, leading to cracking or seal stress. Snow and ice removal is particularly risky around these handcrafted trims, where improper scraping can damage both the windshield and the surrounding aesthetic elements. In hot climates, intense sun exposure can cause UV-related delamination at the edges, fading of tints, or weakening of adhesive materials. Due to the rarity of replacement parts, even minor damage can be costly. In humid regions, aging or retrofitted seals can permit moisture intrusion, leading to fogging and potential damage to the bespoke interiors. De Tomaso owners should apply UV-resistant and hydrophobic treatments, inspect glass and seals routinely, and store vehicles in controlled environments to preserve both function and the classic appeal of the windshield.