Do you know what can make a St. Louis road trip even more fun? That would be the view you get through a moonroof or a sunroof. What’s the difference between a sunroof and a moonroof? Are there advantages to having one over another on your new car? You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers. Let’s delve into the details.
It’s understandable if you’ve been thinking that a sunroof and moonroof are basically the same thing. Many of our St. Louis customers have been under the same impression. And, they’re not entirely wrong. So, what’s the difference between a sunroof and a moonroof? A moonroof is a specific type of sunroof that is normally tinted and can slide between the roof and the headline but is not removable. A sunroof, on the other hand, is a panel that can either tilt up or slide open. Some are removable.
Is there any difference between a sunroof and a moonroof that makes one better than the other? That really depends on the customer. If you’d prefer something that’s removable, then you may want to opt for a sunroof. Regardless, you’ll get a great view of the St. Charles sky.
Why are some sunroofs or moonroofs described as “panoramic”? Panoramic sunroofs and moonroofs typically cover almost the entire roof. This enables everyone in the car to enjoy the room and extra sunlight.
We have a wide variety of vehicles that are equipped with either a sunroof or moonroof. Why not check them out in one of our showrooms? We’d be glad to walk you through the differences. And, if you thought this article was helpful, check out our posts on the differences between coupes and sedans and used cars and certified pre-owned vehicles. We have multiple convenient locations near Fenton, so drop by or contact us today!
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