Might not be a factor for you but one thing to realize is that with the pano roof the AC vents get pushed to the side. This is not ideal if you have have a bench with a middle passenger or car seats for kids. Without the pano roof the vents are located in a better position for the kids.
Denali with no pano roof
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altona
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I ordered from a high volume local dealer and got a $6300. discount from MSRP. Fees were $899 which are normal for Florida. They also offer an extra $1000. rebate if you finance through GM source. Must borrow at least $20,000 and make a minimum of 6 payments at their standard rate. Have not signed anything yet so unless the contract shows a prepayment penalty for less than 6 payments I will only make one payment.
Had a long talk with the former GSM about the missing Pano roof. Seems I am not the only one this month with a mis-build, ie missing options. There were 2 other recent customer ordered sold units that had the similar fate. Must of had something to do with the 2 day shutdown on my TPW of 2/7. GM's "just in time" parts procurement just cannot handle even a minor interuption. This dealer cannot order any more Yukons as he has more orders than allocations for most of the '22 model year. So, I am going to have to take my mis-build and like it for 6 months, at least.
Had a long talk with the former GSM about the missing Pano roof. Seems I am not the only one this month with a mis-build, ie missing options. There were 2 other recent customer ordered sold units that had the similar fate. Must of had something to do with the 2 day shutdown on my TPW of 2/7. GM's "just in time" parts procurement just cannot handle even a minor interuption. This dealer cannot order any more Yukons as he has more orders than allocations for most of the '22 model year. So, I am going to have to take my mis-build and like it for 6 months, at least.
I just got my Denali with the same interior, no sunroof. I went pretty dark on my tint and during the day its not dark at all inside. The light shale is really light I don't think you'll have any problems.
My wife's car had a pano sunroof that we used probably twice, on the third time it ended up breaking and the repair bill was not cheap. It's personal preference but I wouldn't lose a vehicle over it, specially right now!
My wife's car had a pano sunroof that we used probably twice, on the third time it ended up breaking and the repair bill was not cheap. It's personal preference but I wouldn't lose a vehicle over it, specially right now!
altona
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Got a super deal on it. Will enjoy it for 6 months and decide what, if anything, I will do next.
gregus733
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I open the sunshade at night when I head to my cabin.
For me it is worth it. Then again I fully open maybe a few times last year.
I prefer the glass roof more than fully open. My wife barely even opens the shade in her Lexus.
For me it is worth it. Then again I fully open maybe a few times last year.
I prefer the glass roof more than fully open. My wife barely even opens the shade in her Lexus.
avalonandl
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Its a personal thing. I found I did not use sunrofs in my vehicles.
Quark
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Never had a sunroof and usually ask if it can be closed when riding in others' cars. Don't like them for aesthetic reasons plus they are a source of creaks leaks and rattles. Don't get me started on retractable running boards and 22" wheels or other doodads of the devil.
StephenPT
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They also reduce the max payload of your vehicle. With the large pano-sunroofs, that's a lot of glass and significantly heavier than having that area filled with sheetmetal.
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