[scottf200]

You must really love them if your username is one.

Tho pricey this guy found someone to add one to his LEAF.

http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8828

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hrg78732/sets/72157629672060424/

 

[Neromanceres]

You must really love them if your username is one.

Tho pricey this guy found someone to add one to his LEAF.

http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8828

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hrg78732/sets/72157629672060424/

Looks very impressive. $1300 is a bit pricey but not terrible if you really want a sunroof. (The factory Nav in the 11 and 12's cost more than that).

I could never force my self to drive a car because of a sunroof (especially a Prius). They are nice but I'd rather have a car I like without one then a car I don't like with one.

 

[Sphyrna]

My last 3 cars had a sunroof and the Volt will be my first car in over 10 years to not have one. I wish it had one. I wish it had a panoramic roof. But in reality I don't use mine that often. Currently I mostly use it in the sprint/fall only. During the summer it's too hot so I have the sunroof and shade closed to keep the cabin temp down. I don't drive at night too often but when I do I'll open it up. It makes the car feel more open. But as much as I'd like one it's not one of those items that would prevent me from getting the car.

 

[kickincanada]

I smell a troll. This has been discussed many times and a sunroof can be very easily added. Have fun with your Prius.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150225231993900.361435.300265518899

 

[businesschef]

100% AGREE!

I too have really thought twice about the Volt because of the sunroof. I do have a 2013 Volt on order a bit still salty about no sunroof option. The Prius V has a huge plastic sunroof that is sealed shut to eliminate drag so it does not open; this is good enough for me. Come on GM "LET THE SUNSHINE IN!".

 

[MDDave]

You seriously bought a Prius instead of a Volt because of something as trivial as a sunroof? If you aren't just another troll, which seems likely, you really need to reevaluate your priorities.

 

[Dan & Nan]

LOL, this is funny. If you'd said you'd bought another EV because it had a sunroof I wouldn't have responded because everyone has preferences. BUT, to choose a gas burning Prius, non-EV, rattle trap that only get's 10 mpg better than the Volt in cs? Too funny.

 

[fjungman]

Sunroofs are really pretty worthless. Maybe if you live in Seattle, where you want every precious moment of sunlight.
Otherwise, they remain closed, add weight up high (the worst place other than the wheels to add weight) and they will eventually leak (entropy demands this). I will not purchase a vehicle with a sunroof. Ask Randall, I made him sell me the only Cruze he had without a sunroof.

 

[fjungman]

If you were to add a sunroof, why not just rip the entire roof off and make it a ragtop? Just as silly, but you would at least have something unique, as opposed to a top-heavy Volt with a future leak above your head.

 

[baragona]

And the number one Volt excuse is.........(DRUM ROLL)

"I'm not buying a Volt until it has (FILL IN THE BLANK)".

 

[fjungman]

A Mr. Fusion nuclear power juicer! Until then I'll buy a new Prius every time I post...

 

[Motown1999]

Tough crowd tonight. Give Sunroof a break. I also think that a sunroof would be a nice option. Yes they are heavy but they rarely leak nowadays. I have two Ford Escape hybrids with sunroofs and neither of them have ever leaked.

Today, I had to park my car outside in the 80+ degree sun while at work to use a ChargePoint station. I really wished I had a sunroof when I came to get the car. Opening up the sunroof for a few minutes would have brought the inside temp down rapidly and not affected my city mileage in any way. So to each his own.

Actually, a Volt convertible would be nice as well. Maybe Chevy could imitate Toyota and add three or four variants of the Volt and total the sales each month the way the Prius sales are all lumped together.

 

[Mike-o-Matic]

Spot on, Motown1999.

I really wanted a sunroof, too, but I didn't let it stop me from leasing this magnificent auto!

 

[kavolt]

i was really disappointed there was no sunroof also. the last 5 cars i've had have all had one. but when i really thought about it, i didn't use it that much and i have a convertible as a second car. haven't missed it and love my volt.

 

[Tpfairbanks]

Agree Sunroof Please!

I too have really thought twice about the Volt because of the sunroof. I do have a 2013 Volt on order a bit still salty about no sunroof option. The Prius V has a huge plastic sunroof that is sealed shut to eliminate drag so it does not open; this is good enough for me. Come on GM "LET THE SUNSHINE IN!".

I Love Panoramic sunroofs and the sealed light weight plastic onewould work for me similar to the Volt concept roof.

 

[Tambeng]

Instead of Sunroof, I want a solar panel.

 

[scottf200]

I Love Panoramic sunroofs and the sealed light weight plastic onewould work for me similar to the Volt concept roof.

I'm starting to get a little smitten on the Fisker Atlantic.