Can a car be modified to have a sunroof?

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In theory, a car can be modified to have a sunroof, but there are certain risks involved. During production, cars with sunroofs use special materials and undergo various crash tests to determine the safest method for installing the sunroof. Unauthorized modifications to add a sunroof can compromise the car's original structure, posing significant safety hazards. Sunroof maintenance tips: 1. Pay attention to the waterproofing of the sunroof. The sunroof is sealed with a rubber gasket, so it's important to keep the gasket free of dust during use, especially in winter or after long trips. Regularly clean it with a duster. Additionally, never force open the sunroof when it's frozen, as this can damage the sunroof motor. In seasons with heavy wind and sand, clean the gasket with a sponge every two months. 2. For electric sunroofs, it's best not to fully open the sunroof on bumpy roads, as excessive vibration between the sunroof and the sliding rails can cause deformation of related components or even damage the motor.