Why is not having a sunroof desirable to enthusiasts?
Why is not having a sunroof desirable to enthusiasts?
I read a few of you commenting that the lack of a sunroof is preferable. It's subjective, I know, but I was wondering if it's just the relative rarity, or if there's a technical reason like reduced body flex, etc. Thanks!
It was cheaper to manufacture. Stop, you have a unique G!
One of the main reasons I bought SLICK was because she had a sunroof! My previous car was a '92 Nissan 300ZXTT with t-tops and would have bought another Z but they quit building them with any type of sunroof/t-top! When driving in the rain we can't roll down our windows but you can crack your sunroof to get fresh air and not get soaked. 
Gary

Gary
One of the main reasons I bought SLICK was because she had a sunroof! My previous car was a '92 Nissan 300ZXTT with t-tops and would have bought another Z but they quit building them with any type of sunroof/t-top! When driving in the rain we can't roll down our windows but you can crack your sunroof to get fresh air and not get soaked. 
Gary

Gary

Yeah, I'm kinda partial to the sunroof... Get claustrophobic with no holes in the roof, haha.
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Everyone has their preferences.. I prefer hard top because I feel the sunroof ruins the whole 'sports car' look and makes it look like more a altima/lexus with unnecessary luxury bells & whistles
Might also be preferred because its abit rare aswell, all G's I see have sunroofs.. so its meh.
I remember honda guys going crazy for civics with sunroof because 80% of them don't have them,
same logic here
Might also be preferred because its abit rare aswell, all G's I see have sunroofs.. so its meh.
I remember honda guys going crazy for civics with sunroof because 80% of them don't have them,
same logic here







