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sunroof
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sunroof, sunshine roof
a panel, often translucent, that may be opened in the roof of a car


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The trend is most apparent with panoramic sunroofs on large prestige SUVs where they can retain more than 50% on a one-year-old vehicle.
Go for gadgets, buyers are told; STEVE HUGHES with the best of the ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
These sleek and stylish Jeep tops offer plush comfort, are easy to install, and sometimes offer inventive features like rollback sunroofs or replaceable skins for customizable color and material.
Pros and Cons of Different Jeep Tops by Kay Zetkin / Automobile industry community
PC Ian Solomon, Crime Reduction Officer for Redcar and Cleveland Police said: "With the warm weather, it appears people have been a bit careless and left cars' sunroofs or windows open so opportunist thieves have been able to help themselves.
Drivers warned on car thieves by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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