Panoramic sunroof??
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From: LA <> LV
^^^ very interesting indeed. I can feel the heat on the edge of my tile floor in the kitchen during the evening, and that side of the house doesn't even get direct sunlight! 
I have friends that live out here with the panoramic roof in both their cars (neither P cars), and they say the sun isn't a problem for them either. I definitely think it's a great looking option, and very tempting on a CS based on cost.
I have friends that live out here with the panoramic roof in both their cars (neither P cars), and they say the sun isn't a problem for them either. I definitely think it's a great looking option, and very tempting on a CS based on cost.
Drifting
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From: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Yep, that is the case direct sunlight. The only time I close the shade is if I park in the sun and i really don't know what difference it makes; parking in the sun around here at any time makes it pretty unbearable when you get in the car.
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I have it in my '16, so I'll offer some insight.
What I like about it: really does make the interior feel more open. Elegant look, whether the cover is open or not. No worries about bird doo staining the roof.
What I don't like: does add heat with the cover open. Can't use the factory metal cargo divider, which I'd really like to have for our pup.
My 2 cents,
R
What I like about it: really does make the interior feel more open. Elegant look, whether the cover is open or not. No worries about bird doo staining the roof.
What I don't like: does add heat with the cover open. Can't use the factory metal cargo divider, which I'd really like to have for our pup.
My 2 cents,
R
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From: Palm Desert, California
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I just picked up a GTS with the pano roof - mine makes some minor rattling sounds where the two glass panels meet. I had the tech lube it pretty good but it didn't solve it. Any other ideas I can try? It's very minor but since it's basically right behind my head I can hear it on anything less than super smooth roads.
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Not sure if he did or not - it just went through the CPO process and I would think that when I took it back for the noise he might do that even if I didn't know to ask. I'll try per the instructions above (and the manual) and see if that helps.
**edit - did the recalibration as described above (hold button in close position, starts in about 10 seconds, done in about a minute). I'll check tomorrow when I leave for work if it helped at all. Thanks!
**edit - did the recalibration as described above (hold button in close position, starts in about 10 seconds, done in about a minute). I'll check tomorrow when I leave for work if it helped at all. Thanks!