Hi. New to Omegas. Picked up my 2001 2.6 CDX on 31/12/09 and drove back from Peterbough to Blackburn. After the first few miles, all the windows steamed up so badly I had to stop to try to sort out the climate control functions. Of course, the temperature outside was below freezing so the A/C compressor was switched out. Normally the compressor will dehumidify as well and dispence with any misting. At the time I thought the problem was because the car had been outside in all the snow and had just got damp. However this misting kept on happening during the 160 mile trip even though the heater was working fine, and I did find with the system set to demist, and the fan speed reduced a notch or two, possibly allowing the hot air to move slower over the windscreen, things improved. Moving on a week or so, and when the snow cleared, I did one of my favourite tricks to reduce misting of windows, clean the interior glass with Auto Glym window polish. Although it does not cure the problem, it does seem to reduce it. Also I had the boot mat out to clean and spruce up, so that was in the house for a week or so, and could have dryed out. Having a look around the boot for answers, I removed the first aid kit cover, and found the luggage net rolled up infront of the extractor vents, which I removed and placed were it should be. The upshot of all this, is that the misting problem seems to have disappeared, at least for the time being. Don't know if this helps at all, but I suppose having rear fold down seats does not help, as the boot is not sealed off from the passenger compartment properly, and could easily allow dampness in. Good luck, best wishes, Jim