Panoramic sunroof??
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Panoramic sunroof??
Hey folks,
I am thinking about ordering a new Cayenne s. I currently drive a 2009 S, with the regular sunroof.
As an option, any thoughts on the panoramic sunroof - does it add weight to the car, or do you think it is a worthwhile option??
thanks!!!
I am thinking about ordering a new Cayenne s. I currently drive a 2009 S, with the regular sunroof.
As an option, any thoughts on the panoramic sunroof - does it add weight to the car, or do you think it is a worthwhile option??
thanks!!!
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#7
Adds weight in the worst place, leak potential, limits carrying options. I think it's a terrible option.
Still, my best friend got it.
Regular sun roof good enough for me. I'd get a convertible if I wanted more.
Still, my best friend got it.
Regular sun roof good enough for me. I'd get a convertible if I wanted more.
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#9
I still think I made the right decision not getting it although it does have a wow factor. Our A3 TDI has the "open sky roof" feature which is basically like a Pano roof except that instead of one giant hole cut in the top there is a structural support between the sunroofs. Even with the roof shades closed I can see the sun (and feel the heat) coming through making it noticeably harder to cool the interior. My take is these roofs are nice on cool cloudy days, but not so much in the summer. Pay your money and take your choice.
#10
After seeing extensive pictures, I thought I would def get it if spec'ing a CS given the price. Now that we're in the thick of the summer and it's well over 100+ degrees here in Vegas, I'm convinced I would not want it out here. No way that sunscreen diffuses enough of the sun to make it bearable during the summer months, let alone after the car has been sitting out in the sun for several hours, esp. w a black interior.
Great looking option, but I'm happy with the sun roof that doesn't get opened in the summer months. Good luck!
Great looking option, but I'm happy with the sun roof that doesn't get opened in the summer months. Good luck!
#11
After seeing extensive pictures, I thought I would def get it if spec'ing a CS given the price. Now that we're in the thick of the summer and it's well over 100+ degrees here in Vegas, I'm convinced I would not want it out here. No way that sunscreen diffuses enough of the sun to make it bearable during the summer months, let alone after the car has been sitting out in the sun for several hours, esp. w a black interior.
Great looking option, but I'm happy with the sun roof that doesn't get opened in the summer months. Good luck!
Great looking option, but I'm happy with the sun roof that doesn't get opened in the summer months. Good luck!
#12
Just goes to show how people's tolerances are different and why if at all possible one should check an option out in person before buying. Like I posted above, we have a similar Pano roof option in our A3 and I can most definitely feel the added heat even with the shades closed. TEHO. (50 different ways? Really? )
#13
I do like the Panoramic in my '06 CTTS. It sqeaked a little a while back but I lubed all of the rubber seals between the glasses with some Silicone grease and all is well. Porsche claims a lot of heat rejection but it still lets a bit through that is noticeable on a sunny day without running in Auto but in Auto it isn't even noticeable and I do love the extra light.
#14
Just goes to show how people's tolerances are different and why if at all possible one should check an option out in person before buying. Like I posted above, we have a similar Pano roof option in our A3 and I can most definitely feel the added heat even with the shades closed. TEHO. (50 different ways? Really? )
#15
I have the Pano on my GTS here in Dubai, currently summer with shade open and 40C - 48C I have no problems with cooling in direct sunlight. If you place the back of your hand about one inch below the glass you will feel nothing, which is an entirely different story from placing your hand one inch away from any of the other glass in the car.