NewbALewb

uh ya holy shit, its like 500 bux new.. Im thinking we are leaving someone behind lol

Tech420

They also make racks for a tow hitch which leads me to believe you may have some luck finding a trunk mount one(similar to a mountain bike trunk mount).

Tech420

Here is something interesting I found doing a quick google search. Never heard of it, just found it on google.
WinterRacks.com - your source for winter window racks....

grafta

Comeon dude, you drive a 2010! What's another $600 to someone rollin in that?



But seriously, the clamp on rack systems cost the same if you want a nice one... otherwise look on craigslist for good used. I payed nearly exactly half new price for ours all said and done

grafta

Not my images but this is exactly what I did:





Like this without bike rack >

You can do this with the Thule kits as well...

Oldman

You first need to decide whose "bars" you like better, or can get cheaper. Both Yakima and Thule make a quality set up.

You will then need to choose whose "rack" you like better. I have & like the Yakima Big Powderhound for times when we load up the wagon and have 4 boards on top. Only drawback here is that it is tough to get 2 decks with Flow bindings upside down on the rack. Limited clearance to the vehicle roof.

I also have and like the Thule 575 Snowboard Carrier. It is restricted in that it will only carry 2 boards, but it is a much smaller setup, very quick to use. Nice if it is just you or you and a friend. No clearance issues here.

Racks and Bars are interchangeable, so don't be afraid to mix and match. I believe both of the above racks come with locks and will serve you well. Decide what will work best for you and find it at the best price as recommended above.

grafta

Yakima bars are round, thule are square. The fittings are shaped to fit each brand so you kinda do need to choose a brand and stick to it unless you wanna pay extra for adapters n shit