Those who got the sunroof: are u happy?
11-22-2006 | 01:44 PM
#21
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Joined: 09-09-2006
Posts: 930
From: Fresno, California (formerly of Modesto, Ca. -- hometown of George Lucas, formerly of Winnipeg, Mb.)
I wasn't impressed with the sunroof... only because of the lack of headroom when I sait in the HHR the very first time.
11-22-2006 | 04:55 PM
#23
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Joined: 10-06-2006
Posts: 162
From: Delaware Shore
Originally Posted by CHV_FRK
The only thing I can think of that's a negative at all is if you are tall. My head hits the headliner b/c it comes down that much further w/ the sunroof. I'm 6'0", and my buddy is 6'4". He can't even sit in the front seat! That's why it's the wifes car and I have a Crew Cab Chevy, 95 Impala SS, 95 RM wagon, and suprisingly a few Fieros. He even fits in that!, but the HHR w/ a sunroof. NOPE.
I am going to pull the seat in the spring and see if I can modify the mounting and see if the power seat will go lower.
I am going to pull the seat in the spring and see if I can modify the mounting and see if the power seat will go lower.
I really love the sunroof. This is the first vehicle that i ever owned that had one.
11-23-2006 | 06:42 PM
#27
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Joined: 09-18-2006
Posts: 58
From: Seattle, WA
Sunroof is one of the best things. Love the on in the HHR. Wish my wife's car had one. In the past I've had "manual" sun roofs where you had to release clips and pull the thing out to open it all the way. Having power is great. Even in Seattle. Here is the view through my sunroof one recent Sunday evening...
John
John
11-24-2006 | 12:35 AM
#29
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Joined: 09-18-2006
Posts: 58
From: Seattle, WA
Elephant Car Wash (http://www.elephantcarwash.com/). I was just driving by in the rain, I wasn't in the carwash at the time.
11-24-2006 | 10:58 AM
#30
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Joined: 06-03-2006
Posts: 122
From: Tennessee
I love my sun roof, I traded a Sebring convertable for my HHR and thought I'd miss being able to let the top down but I don't. On nice days I just open the sun roof and don't have to batten down everything in the car to keep it from blowing away. Many not so nice days I still use the flip up vent. I won't go so far as to say I couldn't live without it but I really enjoy it and think I may want one from now on.