Do You Really Need a Sunroof When Buying a Car?
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Having a sunroof in a car is optional. The biggest advantage is that it makes the interior brighter when opened. Secondly, the ventilation effect is not much different from opening the windows, but for smokers, a sunroof is useful, and it also allows you to stick your head out to enjoy the scenery. The biggest drawback is the reduced headroom. Here are some additional details: 1. Disadvantages of a sunroof: Leakage is the most obvious issue. If the sunroof is of slightly poor quality or the drainage holes are blocked by small branches, leakage can occur. Noise is another problem; due to varying assembly quality, many car models produce noise when opening or closing the sunroof, which can be very annoying while driving and difficult to repair. 2. Advantages of a sunroof: It helps with air exchange, cooling, and smoke extraction, especially useful when the car has been parked for a long time and the air inside becomes stale. It also aids in defogging; when there is a significant temperature difference between the inside and outside of the car, the windows can easily fog up.