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A panorama sunroof sometimes called panoramic sunroof or moonroof is a larger or multi panel sunroof that offer
the benefits of a sunroof to the front and rear passengers of the vehicle. The roof can be one large glass panel or more
commonly two glass panels to have separate sunroofs for the front and rear passengers. They also offer the option of fresh air while driving as they can be opened. Panorama sunroofs vary by the manufacturer and by the model of vehicle but the front glass panel usually has more mobility than the rear. The controls for the moonroof are usually located in close proximity to the interior rear view mirror. Some of the features of the panorama sunroof is that the front glass can slide back over or under the rear glass. The front glass may also be able to slide back and stay partially open. Both the front and rear sunroofs may be able to tilt or the rear glass may be fixed and only the front glass may have the tilt feature. 
Panoramic sunroofs are commonly found on sedans, station wagons and sport utility vehicles as the long roofline will accommodate this feature. An aftermarket panoramic sunroof can be installed on a vehicle by various agencies but when it is ordered from the manufacturer before purchase (which is the only time to order a panorama sunroof in most cases) issues such as changes in center of gravity and curb weight if any will be taken into greater consideration. |
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