Rope In Hot Car Trunk

I think this was discussed before, but, has anyone ever researched any potential danger of keeping your rope in a hot car? I couldn't find any thread on it. Just curious.

The thread was on rc.com.

Summary of the thread:
3 people argued about the physics of black box radiation
5 people said not to leave your rope in the garage or trunk next to gas or battery acid
3 people debated whether or not you could bake cookies in your car
2 people argued about which nylon was used in ropes
3 people mentioned that seat belts in cars being fine
4 people said to call the manufacturer
5 people said manufacturer info was useless filtered through liability lawyers
3 people posted information posted by others to clarify points made by others, adding no information themselves.
2 people pointed out various things about each others mothers
2 people felt there would be no damage from heat
9 people felt while there might not be damage, you should replace the rope anyway
4 people offered to buy the rope

lol

And 90% of the respondents asked if the middle of the rope was marked and if so, how?

What? No mention of the effect of cat pee on a hot rope?

Cat pee is so nasty that even if it made my rope stronger, I think I'd still ditch my rope if my cat peed on it.

Kathy

Yeah, but that was in the "rope in hot car" thread the following week.

Cat on a hot tin roof?

Cat in a hot Tin Lizzie?

don't know what a rope in a hot car trunk leads to, but a cat on a hot tin roof leads to some serious jazzy beats

I doubt it was hot enough for any damage to be done to the rope. Probably less wear than taking it out to use on a hot sunny day.