I like the idea of a glass roof and I like the extra headroom. But I doubt I'll ever open it, so I wish they would offer a non-opening glass roof too.
+1 A non-opening glass roof makes a lot of sense.
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I like the idea of a glass roof and I like the extra headroom. But I doubt I'll ever open it, so I wish they would offer a non-opening glass roof too.
Hey! You could... Ya know... Just not open it
LOL. Presumably the purchase cost, maintenance costs, and leak potential would be lower if there was just one piece of glass replacing the several pieces and motor.
Now, if you're talking about softball-sized hail, just get the car under cover!
Black heating up the car is a valid concern, but, in my case, 90+% of the time (at home and at work), the car will be parked indoors. I like the contrast; has worked well with our other car (a Mini with brown exterior and silver roof).
Which would make the car hotter in the sun, pano or black roof top?
My sense is, because of insulation with the black roof, it must be cooler than pano. And also more quiet perhaps.
I've never seen the pano roof in person so, to be naive ... I do not understand it beyond it being glass, dark and cool looking.
Functionally ... does the front part slide under the back or something to create a sun roof?
For those of you concerned about pano roofs leaking over time, here's one more data point. I still drive a 1995 Toyota with a sunroof. No leaks what-so-ever in that area. I have leakage in other areas, but the sunroof is still solid.
I like the idea of a glass roof and I like the extra headroom. But I doubt I'll ever open it, so I wish they would offer a non-opening glass roof too.